What to trust
Every other screen tells you what is true. This one tells you which of those answers is standing on something incomplete — as of 2026-11-10.
Can't see
Money the app knows exists and cannot value. Treated as nothing, which is a guess.
No balance for Travel Card
Can't see2204 transactions on record, most recently 2026-11-09. No source reports what is owed, so it counts as nothing in net worth — which is a guess, not a zero.
To close it: Enter the balance by hand, or import the issuer statement.
No balance for Everyday Checking
Can't see2384 transactions on record, most recently 2026-11-09. No source reports what is owed, so it counts as nothing in net worth — which is a guess, not a zero.
To close it: Enter the balance by hand, or import the issuer statement.
No balance for Household Card
Can't see738 transactions on record, most recently 2026-10-31. No source reports what is owed, so it counts as nothing in net worth — which is a guess, not a zero.
To close it: Enter the balance by hand, or import the issuer statement.
No balance for Wallet Cash
Can't see1128 transactions on record, most recently 2026-08-30. No source reports what is owed, so it counts as nothing in net worth — which is a guess, not a zero.
To close it: Enter the balance by hand, or import the issuer statement.
Going stale
A figure that was right when it was entered and has not been checked since.
Family car loan never moves
Going stale$23k as entered, never verified. no lastUpdated — nothing to amortize FROM, so the balance is frozen at whatever was entered
To close it: Add the interest rate and payoff date so it amortizes itself.
Credit cards (combined) never moves
Going stale$1.5k as entered, never verified. no lastUpdated — nothing to amortize FROM, so the balance is frozen at whatever was entered
To close it: Add the interest rate and payoff date so it amortizes itself.
Cedar Hollow mortgage verified 144 days ago
Going staleAmortized to $175k, recognizing $2.0k of principal since. Accurate only while the terms hold.
To close it: Check the balance against a statement.
Disagrees
Two of the app’s own numbers that no longer agree with each other.
Declared income disagrees with the ledger
Disagrees$3.7k/mo is written down; the transactions say $7.6k/mo — more by $3.9k (106.6%).
To close it: Update the declared figure, or leave it — the runway already uses the measured one.
$4.8k/mo of income belongs to nobody
Disagrees"Payroll Deposit" pays regularly but matches no recorded employer, so it cannot be counted per person.
To close it: Add the employer to the person it belongs to.
$1.9k/mo of income belongs to nobody
Disagrees"Card Payment" pays regularly but matches no recorded employer, so it cannot be counted per person.
To close it: Add the employer to the person it belongs to.
The combined-cards line disagrees with the live cards
DisagreesWritten down as $1.5k; the cards that CAN be read total $0. The difference is $1.5k, and 4 cards cannot be read at all.
To close it: Replace the rollup with per-card balances.
"Sandeep" has no bucket
Disagrees$20k of spending falls through to "Other", which is DISCRETIONARY. If any of it is an obligation, the cuttable figure is overstated.
To close it: Map the category, or re-label the merchants.
"Rao" has no bucket
Disagrees$8.7k of spending falls through to "Other", which is DISCRETIONARY. If any of it is an obligation, the cuttable figure is overstated.
To close it: Map the category, or re-label the merchants.
"Cash & Checks" has no bucket
Disagrees$7.1k of spending falls through to "Other", which is DISCRETIONARY. If any of it is an obligation, the cuttable figure is overstated.
To close it: Map the category, or re-label the merchants.
"GENERAL_SERVICES" has no bucket
Disagrees$6.2k of spending falls through to "Other", which is DISCRETIONARY. If any of it is an obligation, the cuttable figure is overstated.
To close it: Map the category, or re-label the merchants.
Everything here is derived from the data itself — nothing is a flag someone has to remember to set — so a new gap shows up the moment it opens.