When one donation reshapes your entire month
This is an intentionally synthetic demonstration, not anyone's financial data: a one-off donation, an investment top-up, and a business invoice land in the same month as everyday groceries. When the chart shows every category together, ordinary spending on food, dining, and fuel becomes almost invisible. Hiding exceptional categories restores a useful scale.
This isn’t a data bug — it’s a perspective problem. Your personal finances have layers: everyday spending, one-off life events, and business obligations. When they all land on one chart, none of those layers are visible.
The eye icon — one tap and you see what matters
Every category row on the spending page now has an eye icon. Tap it — the category fades out, drops to the bottom of the table, and disappears from the chart. Totals and percentages recalculate live. The donut center shows two numbers: your filtered total and the full amount — so you always know how much you’re really spending versus how much you’ve hidden.
Your choices persist across sessions — no need to re-hide the same categories every month. And when you want the full picture back, tap ‘Show all’ above the table. The Cash Flow section always shows real numbers — it’s your source of truth about where you stand.
Frequently asked questions
No. The Cash Flow section always shows full, real amounts — income, expenses, and net balance. Filtering only applies to the donut chart and category table, so you can focus on everyday spending.
No. Your settings are saved in the browser and apply automatically across all months. You can change them at any time.
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