Five things, done patiently.
We didn't ship a hundred features. We shipped the five that matter and spent the time on them. Here's what each one does, in more detail than the home page has room for.
McMack remembers so you don't.
Rules are the one feature that makes Biankbook different. You log a transaction, McMack notices it's a repeat, and one tap teaches him the rule. From then on it lands in the right category on its own. Rules learn cadence (weekly, biweekly, monthly, irregular) and pause cleanly when you cancel a subscription.
- 14
- rules in the demo
- 92
- entries caught this month
- <1s
- to teach a new one
Checking, savings, credit, cash.
Biankbook tracks four kinds of money, as many of each as you want. We never connect to your bank. You enter the balance, we keep the running total, and transfers between your own accounts never count as spending or income.
- 4
- account types
- ∞
- of each, on paid plans
- 0
- credentials stored
Spending you can read at a glance.
Set a monthly target on any of twelve categories. The bar fills in the category's color, and if you cross the target it turns coral. No alerts, no shame. Pair it with the In/Out chart, five months of income and spend side by side, and you'll see the rhythm of your life in about three months.
- 12
- categories
- 9
- budgets in the demo
- 5mo
- rolling history visible
Save toward actual things.
Pick a name, a target and a deadline, and tell McMack what you'll add each month. He works out how long it takes at your current pace, whether you'll make the deadline and how big the gap is. The Forecast view projects six months ahead across all your goals at once.
- 6mo
- forecast horizon
- 1 tap
- to contribute
- 0
- fees on transfers
Gold cells are the month a goal reaches its target. Change a monthly add and the whole table moves.
End of the month becomes a moment.
On the last day of every month you close the chapter together. The book is sealed, and Biankbook summarizes what you saved, where it went and what McMack noticed. Log consistently and you level up: ten named levels, each a kind of attention.
- 10
- levels to read for
- 30s
- to close a month
- 1 PDF
- per chapter, kept
Four chapters closed, the fifth in progress. Nothing unlocks at any level.
