Spending Analytics That Actually Help
Category breakdown, tag breakdown, monthly trends, and balance timelines — with drill-down from any chart slice to the underlying transactions.
Why most expense charts are useless
Most apps show a pie chart and call it analytics. Budgie's analytics screen splits into Categories, Tags, and Recurring tabs, each with drill-down: tap a category to see every transaction in it for the current period.
Date filters cover Today, Yesterday, This/Last Week, This/Last Month, This Year, and All Time. The “Untagged” and “Uncategorized” buckets surface the gaps in your bookkeeping so you can tighten them up.
What you get
Categories tab: per-category totals, with drill-down to every transaction in the slice
Tags tab: per-tag income and expense, plus an “Untagged” bucket for the gaps
Recurring tab: subscription cadence and forecasted upcoming bills
Eight date presets: Today through All Time, plus a custom range fallback
Compact tile mode shows weekly/monthly net flow alongside category totals
How it works
Analytics renders directly from the transaction table — no separate aggregation pipeline. Filters apply to all tabs simultaneously. Compact tile mode shows weekly/monthly net flow alongside category totals.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I drill down from a chart to the transactions?
What's an “Untagged” bucket?
Can I compare months?
Are charts rendered offline?
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