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AccBook tracks your personal finances — expenses, income, and credit cards — all in one place. It's designed to give you a true picture of your money, not just a list of transactions.
Start by adding your monthly income, then log expenses as you spend. The dashboard will show your real bank balance and what's owed on your credit cards separately.
When adding an expense, the Payment Method is the most important field — it determines how the expense affects your balance.
Add your credit cards under Settings → Add Income & Credits → CC Cards. Once added, they appear as options when you select Credit Card as the payment method.
When you pay your CC bill, log it as an expense with category CC Payment and the payment method you used (GPay, Online Transfer etc.). This correctly deducts from your bank balance.
The dashboard shows CC spend by card name so you always know which card has how much pending.
AccBook comes with 15 default categories — Food & Dining, Transport, Groceries, Utilities, and more. These are locked and cannot be deleted.
The CC Payment category is special — it's used when you pay your credit card bill. It's pre-marked as a repayment category so it doesn't appear in your spending breakdown.
The Investments category is highlighted on the dashboard — your monthly investment amount appears as a green chip on the balance card so you can track it at a glance.
You can add your own custom categories from Settings → Categories. You can also set a monthly budget per category — AccBook will warn you when you're close to the limit.
Add your monthly salary, freelance income, or any other credits from Add Income & Credits in the menu. Income is tracked per month so your balance is always accurate.
The dashboard shows your income source — whether it's salary only, or salary + other credits.
Set up expenses that repeat every month — Netflix, rent, insurance, EMIs — from Recurring in the menu.
AccBook reminds you on the dashboard 1 day before the due date, on the due date itself, and up to 3 days after if not logged.
Expenses are never logged automatically — you always confirm, edit, or skip the reminder. This keeps your records accurate.
Search across all your transactions instantly. You can search by:
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Add each CC you own. When logging a CC expense, pick which card was used.
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Set the billing due day for each card. Dashboard will show a countdown alert.
Add expenses that repeat every month — Netflix, rent, insurance, EMIs. AccBook will remind you 1 day before and on the due date. Expenses are never logged automatically — you always confirm or edit before saving.
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