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Introducing: spending in another currency
Log a payment in one currency and read your totals in another. How Money Diary stamps an exchange rate on foreign entries and converts for display.
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Introducing: backup and export
Your ledger should outlive the app holding it. How to pull a CSV backup or a spreadsheet report out of Money Diary, and how to restore one.
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Introducing: plans and AI credits
Tracking money in Money Diary is free forever. What the paid plans meter, what a credit buys, and why free is genuinely usable.
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Introducing: lending and splitting bills
Money that left your account but is still yours: loans tracked as receivables, split bills recorded without double-counting, and settling up.
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Introducing: contacts and notifications
Money between two people only works if both sides agree. How Money Diary links contacts by invite, and what it tells you when a loan or split changes.
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Introducing Money Diary
A finance tracker where you log money by typing a sentence. What it does, how to start, and how to handle accounts, lending and split bills.
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Introducing: recurring bills and subscriptions
Rent, salary and the subscriptions you forget: set a rule once in Money Diary and it writes the transaction on schedule until you stop it.
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Introducing: savings, goals and the wishlist
Why Money Diary keeps three things apart: a savings ledger that moves real money, goals that count withdrawals too, and an uncommitted wishlist.
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Introducing: Cards & accounts
Set Money Diary up so its numbers match your bank: one account per wallet, real starting balances, and why paying a friend is an expense.
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Introducing: analytics and privacy mode
Read a month in Money Diary: the date range that drives every page, the monthly review, what the spending charts exclude, and privacy mode.
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Introducing: the AI assistant
Log money in Money Diary by typing a sentence: batch entries, receipt photos, corrections by conversation, and questions about your own ledger.
