Where did those 3,200 PLN actually come from?
The monthly cash flow card shows your income total for the month, broken down by individual transactions. A tax refund, two client transfers, interest from a savings account — all visible, but until now these were static rows. To check the sender or change a category, you had to open the transactions page and find the same row again.
Expenses had a detail panel for a while — click opens category, description, date, all editable. For income, the same interaction was blocked. An inconsistency that nagged and forced you to jump between views.
One component, same panel everywhere
Every income transaction on the cash flow card is now clickable. The cursor turns to a pointer, the background highlights on hover, a tooltip shows the full bank description. Click opens the side detail panel — the exact same one you use on the transactions and spending pages.
The panel shows the sender, amount, date, category, and bank description. You can change the category, add a note, or add the income to your net worth (if it's a one-off amount you want to track separately). Small bonus fix while we were there: the expanded transaction list now resets when you switch months — the way it should have worked from the start.
Häufige Fragen
Yes. Click the current category, type a few letters of the new name, pick from the list. The change saves immediately and feeds back into filters and income statistics.
Martia creates an entry in your net worth with the transaction amount and date. Useful for a tax refund, bonus, or a one-off sale you want to show separately on the net worth chart.
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