Choose a book and account
Keep personal and business records separate with books. Select the cash, bank or other account that the transaction belongs to.
Record what you earn, spend and transfer in Nivora. Organize transactions with categories, accounts and books, then review your balances whenever you need them.
Explanatory sample, not a screenshot of an account. Your balances depend on the transactions you record.
Capture the details once, then find them again when you need to understand your spending.
Keep personal and business records separate with books. Select the cash, bank or other account that the transaction belongs to.
Choose Expense, Income or Transfer, enter the amount and category, and add a description or receipt when helpful.
Search and filter transactions, check account balances, or explore spending insights and budgets for the period.
Use one transaction history while keeping each type's meaning clear. An account transfer moves money between your accounts; it is not a new expense.
Need to split an expense with someone?The examples above are explanatory, not real user data or application screenshots.
Keep useful context close to every entry, then review the bigger picture without combining unrelated records.
Choose the right category, add tags, and filter your transaction history by type, account, category or date.
Attach supporting receipts or documents when recording a transaction, alongside descriptions and other useful details.
Use the transaction form's calculator when working out an amount before saving it.
Set spending limits for categories or accounts and review income, expenses and category breakdowns in reports.
Organize a personal book alongside a shop or household book, each with its own records. A book's currency is chosen when that book is created.
No. You enter income, expenses and transfers yourself, so you can manage your records without linking a bank account.
Yes. Record a Transfer between accounts rather than counting that movement as another expense.
Yes. The transaction form supports receipt attachments, plus a description, date and category.
Yes. Search and filter transaction history, explore reports and review category budgets for your book.
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