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Household overview
Safe-to-spend as arithmetic you can check — balances, less the bills that must clear, less what the envelopes still owe.
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Live routes rendered in isolated frames. Switch each canvas to phone, tablet, or desktop width to review the responsive layout, or open a route in a dedicated tab.
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Spending analytics
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.
03
Trading week
Two coffee sites, closed and reconciled — takings beside what they cost to serve, and the payments already committed against the balance.
04
Receivables
A studio's open invoices sorted the only way that matters — by age — with the four weeks of receipts the book is counting on.
05
Set aside for tax
A sole trader's balance split into yours and HMRC's, the estimate behind the split, and the January date that asks for more than it.
06
Savings goals
Will the goals land on time? Each pot shows the months left, what the deadline demands, and whether the standing order meets it — with the shortfall stated when it does not.
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Accounts & liquidity
What is actually ours right now: cleared balances, the float still landing, what the plan already owns, and what could move tonight without touching it.
08
Practice deadlines
Seven filings across forty books, each in one honest state — drafted, awaiting figures, ready, or filed — with the date HMRC will not move.
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Studio profit & loss
Is the studio making money? Twelve months of revenue against its cost, the margin line the two imply, and the August that broke the pattern.
10
Takings mix
Where the shop's takings actually come from — four lines with very different margins, the best sellers behind them, and the blend margin the trading week starts from.
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Net worth
Are we getting richer? Everything owned less everything owed, drawn across twenty-four months, with the debts listed at full balance and rate.
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Studio expenses
What the studio spent and whether the paperwork makes it count — every category answered twice, by cost and by the receipts the VAT return can see.
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Household goals
Where shared spare money goes on purpose — four goals, split funding between both members, and the milestone board that makes progress real.
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Practice work queue
What needs a person this week across forty books — each row named by its next step, sorted by what a human does today, and honest about what waits.
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Cash flow forecast
Can I pay myself this month? A sole trader's forward arithmetic — dated invoices in, every line of the month out, and the thinnest day to plan around.