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Fund Flow
Fund flow uses a Sankey diagram to show where the money comes from and where it goes: income sources are on the left, expense destinations on the right, and the lines in between represent the flow of funds — the thicker the line, the larger the amount.
Where to find it
| Platform | Location |
|---|---|
| Web app | Left menu "Insights & Analysis → Fund Flow" |
| Other platforms | Analysis features are being aligned gradually; for the full experience use the web app |
How to read the chart
- Start from the income sources on the left (salary, side jobs, etc.) and trace how the funds are allocated to each expense category
- Line thickness corresponds to the amount, so the biggest destinations of your money are obvious at a glance
- You can filter by date range and ledger to see how the flow changes across periods
Questions it can answer
- Where does most of my money come from, and which categories does it flow into?
- How does this month's flow compare with last month's?
- Are there hidden risks of "a single income source and concentrated destinations"?
Use it together with other analyses
The flow chart gives the macro "ins and outs". For the details and trends of a specific category, drill down in Income & Expense Insights.