FINA Book — Features

This is where you build your year — twelve months side by side.

Enter once, there twelve timesEnter the rent once and it sits in all twelve months. Single months are changed right where they stand.
Three blocks, your categoriesIncome, flexible payments, regular costs — with your own categories for income as well as for costs.
Total per month, right at the topThe top row says what the month brings in or costs on balance. It stays put while you scroll.
The traffic light for subs and loansThe LP column shows how many payments are left: green means it ends this month.
Tidy up without deletingSettled items and finished months can be hidden, whole blocks folded away — the totals stay visible.

This is where you work — one month, three cards, one click per payment.

Tick it offWhatever is paid gets its seal. One click, and the month moves closer to being done.
Estimated is not paidAn estimated amount stands there in orange. Ticking it off asks for the real number first — an assumption never turns into a fact by accident.
The month as a timelineThe analysis draws the month as a waterfall: start, middle, end, close. Clicking a row filters the list below it.
Search and filterBy due date, by payment status, by anything on the row — and the totals count what you can see.
Notes where they belongOne note per item and one per month. The little lamp beside it says there is something to read.

Everyday money — without a single receipt.

One amount per category and month“Household: 620.” That is enough for the whole year — nobody types in Tuesday’s groceries twelve times.
Assumption and reality side by sideWhat you assume for the months ahead stands next to the average of the months already settled.
Twelve months in one goOne amount, one click, and it sits in every open month. Single ones are changed afterwards.
Where a number comes fromBehind every amount it says whether it was imported, corrected, ticked off, fixed or estimated.

Your balance through December — the reward for ticking things off.

Every month reads like a statementWhat it starts with, what moves it, what it closes with — in one row, in the colours of the three kinds of money.
The track as a pictureNext to it, your balance runs across the year. You see the gap months before it arrives.
Opening balanceWhat the year starts from sits in its own row above January.
Balance correctionFor everything that drifts over the months: one row, one amount per month.

One year, one file — and it lives wherever you want.

No account, no cloudNothing is uploaded, nothing signed up for. It is saved when you press save.
Backups with a timestampOne click puts a dated copy aside. In the folder your versions then sort themselves in the right order.
Numbers from elsewhereFINA reads the CSV export of a spending app and the CSV version of your own spreadsheet — with a check that shows whether the totals add up.
Contract, invoice, account pageEvery item can carry up to ten links. The little chain in the row takes you there.

Browser, Mac, Windows — one program, one file.

Straight in the browserNothing to install, nothing to sign up for. Chrome and Edge even save straight back into the same file.
As a desktop appFor Mac and Windows, same content, same feel. The app tells you when a new version is out.
Without the internetEven the fonts are included. FINA loads nothing from anyone else’s server.
German and EnglishSwitchable in the settings — the built-in guide even independently of it.
Help inside the programThe guide opens beside your table and stays open while you keep working.

Alles, was FINA kann.Everything FINA does.