Know where every dollar went last year, and ask why. Drop in a statement, CSV or PDF. It sorts every charge and names every merchant.
One email with the link.


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Three numbers every build has to hit.
Income, spending, and what changed. A card names what pushed a category up. Click any number to see the charges behind it.

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Wrong? Fix it once and the fix sticks.
One switch turns the lookup off. A store name leaves your Mac. The amount stays home, and so does your name.

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Your accounts and holdings add up on their own. Gold or a GIC goes in by hand. What you owe on your cards comes off the top. Pick a past day and the page reads as of then.

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Six pages ship on. Turn one off and its sidebar row goes with it. Turn it back on and it opens where you left it.
A tool is a small signed program. It reads the file on your disk and writes a page of its own. Download it the day you want it, and the app holds its size.
SIX PAGES SHIP ON · EACH ONE SWITCHES OFF
Ask in plain words. The answer draws its own picture. Every query behind the number sits under it. The model runs on your Mac, and Rust does the sums, so each figure traces back to a row.

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I wanted to ask questions about my money and keep my statements to myself. So I built something that answers them on my Mac.
Something broken? Write me: support@financeview.app.
One email when a new bank connects or a big feature ships.
Download it, drop in a statement, and see your year in about a minute.
One email with the link.