The privacy model is simple enough to state completely:
- Your data is a file on your computer. The ledger, imported statements, attached evidence, backups — all local. There is no hosted account and no server holding your transactions.
- No telemetry. The application does not send usage data, analytics, or crash reports anywhere.
- No bank credentials. It never asks for online-banking logins and never connects to your bank. You download files; it reads them. No aggregator sits between you and your accounts.
- No crypto keys. Wallets are tracked by public addresses only; no field in the application can hold a private key or seed phrase (see Crypto Wallets and Exchanges).
What this asks of you
Because nothing lives in a cloud, backups are in your hands — see Backups and Restore. Treat the backup destination with the same care as the data: it contains your financial history.
Assistive features
Any assistive feature may suggest — a category, a match, a mapping — but never determines financial truth on its own. Every proposed change to the ledger is yours to approve, edit, or reject, and imports keep evidence for every number they write.
Still need help?
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