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Everything you see is Alex's made-up money, so you can try every chart before sharing anything real. Linking a real bank takes one step once this app has its bank-connection keys.

For whoever runs this deployment

Set PLAID_CLIENT_ID and PLAID_SECRET (sandbox keys are free), plus PRISM_VAULT_KEY in production. In the sandbox, sign in to any test bank with user_good / pass_good.

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2026 so far · Jan 1 – Oct 6

Your 2026

The year on one page: what came in, where it went, and how far you came.

You kept

$11,994

19% of everything that came in.

Money in

$62,116

Jan 1 – Oct 6

Money out

$50,122

Jan 1 – Oct 6

Net worth

$130,141

up +$24,292since Dec 2025 ended

Pay

$58,339

paychecks and other pay, Jan 1 – Oct 6

Subscriptions

$739

4 subscriptions, Jan 1 – Oct 6

Month by month

October is still in progress

Money in
Money out

Where it went

Each category's share of what you spent

Housing$19,680
39%
Food & dining$9,377
19%
Transport$7,206
14%
Bills$4,161
8%
Shopping$3,535
7%
Travel$2,452
5%
Fun$2,077
4%
Health$1,098
2%
Other$535
1%

Who you paid most

The ten places that took the most, Jan 1 – Oct 6

Maple Court Apartments$19,500
10 times
Green Basket Market$4,478
46 times
Harbor Auto Finance payment$3,501
9 times
Everything Store$2,168
37 times
Federal student loan payment$1,890
9 times
Fuel Stop$1,866
37 times
Guardline Auto Insurance$1,152
9 times
Bella Pasta$884
19 times
Bright Power & Light$883
9 times
SkyJet Airlines$698
2 times

The year in a few lines

What stood out

Biggest one-off purchase: $638.00 at Harborview Hotel, Thu, Feb 12
Costliest month: February, $6,384 out
Lightest month: March, $4,276 out
Biggest subscription: FitClub Gym, $450 so far

See 2026 for your taxesInformation, not financial or tax advice. 742 transactions counted.