Complete screens.
Grouped to explore.

An ink banner carrying one household's own words, and the password form on paper beside it.

The mirror: form on the left under the mark, and a daylight banner on the right staging one matched receipt.

A full-height ink rail of ledger rows over one page bar — shown on shared household money.

The rail drawn on the page canvas itself, with a workspace switcher for a studio running three sets of books.

Safe-to-spend as arithmetic you can check — balances, less the bills that must clear, less what the envelopes still owe.

Where one person's money went and, more to the point, what changed: the split, the twelve months behind it, and what renews on its own.

Search, faceted filters, column visibility, and pagination around a real ledger — with a running balance that can be checked.

Checking rows raises a selection bar with the count and the money; destructive actions confirm before they land.

A practice client as one page — the books held for them, the deadlines against those books, and who to ask.

One movement with its receipt, its category, and every hand that has touched it since it cleared.

The compact section navigator beside the active panel, on the inked rail — General opens with identity, localization, and the shared record exports.

Identity fields, avatar controls, sign-in rows, and a clearly separated danger zone with an honest close-account dialog.

Lines, rates and VAT recomputing as they are typed, beside the document that will actually be sent.

A photographed receipt read into fields, every one still editable, with the original held alongside for checking.

A new book from nothing — who it is for, which accounts it holds, and what it should open on.

Choosing the institution, consenting to the feed, and mapping each account to the ledger it belongs to.

The same task as a centred dialog on desktop and a bottom sheet on the phone, with the threshold between them stated.

The count and the money at stake, typed confirmation where it is warranted, and an action that names exactly what it will do.

A chat-focused shell with suggested prompts grounded in the household's own accounts, a streaming answer whose tool steps run in view, and the rows it read kept in the evidence pane beside the thread.

A spending answer where every number links back to the transactions behind it — citations interleaved into the prose, and the sources themselves in the evidence pane.

Every ceiling checked against this account's own three months, so each plan carries a verdict rather than a ribbon.

The next charge taken apart, meters only where there is a ceiling to meter against, and a history that sums to the total above it.

The issued document itself — letterhead, lines, VAT, and the terms it is payable on, with the double entry it raises drawn beside it.

A period stated as a report, every line reconciling to the ledger rows underneath it — this period and the one before, on one sheet.

Nothing yet, nothing matched, nothing left — one collection, three truths, and three different things worth doing about it.

The overview arriving in four regions, each placeholder handing over to the real thing without moving it a pixel.