This week’s goal
Put your bills in and it starts counting
Tap any item to change its name, its price, or whether it is a day, week or month number
Give it a date and it lands on the calendar below, and it can warn you before it hits
Drop a screenshot of your bills
Click to pick a file / or hit Ctrl+V and paste one in
bank app, biller page, a photo of a statement, it reads all of them on this machine
What it costs and what it takes. Never what you will make.
It splits the cost over the weeks you have left and adds that to your weekly number
How the weeks went
Any recent check. The two numbers on it are all this needs, and it works out your real rate instead of estimating one.
The evening ask lands two hours after you knock off, not on the dot. The gap between the two is what you made that day.
On Android this works right here in the browser. On an iPhone, add it to your home screen first.
The sound a nudge makes is your phone's, not the app's. A web app is not allowed to pick one, so The Nut asks Android to buzz and Android decides what it sounds like. To change it: hold the nudge when it arrives, tap the little cog, and set a sound there. The squirrel noises are the app's own and play while it is open.
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Nothing is locked.
PayPal
It is in your receipt email. One subscription works on your phone and your computer.
Your subscription lives on the device you paid on. On a new phone or another browser, put in your PayPal subscription ID and it comes with you. It is in the receipt PayPal emailed you, and it starts with a capital I and a dash.
Open the-nut.pages.dev on your phone, then add it to your home screen. iPhone: Share, then Add to Home Screen. Android: the three dots, then Install app. After that it opens like any other app, even with no signal.
Your phone and this computer each keep their own numbers. They do not talk to each other, which is the only reason this exists. It copies what is on this computer straight across, screen to camera, without going anywhere near the internet.
Two of them, because neither one covers everything. Which you need depends on what went wrong.
Filled is a day it saved. Tap it and the whole app goes back to how it was that day.
Empty is a day you never opened the app. Nothing was lost, there was just nothing new to save.
Bright is today, the copy you have right now.
Oldest on the left, today on the right. Fourteen days back, then the oldest one drops off as a new one is made. These live inside this browser, so they go when the phone goes.
One file with everything in it. Save it, then put it somewhere that is not this phone: email it to yourself, or drop it in your cloud. A copy sitting on the phone it is meant to survive is not a copy.
Everything you have typed lives in this browser and nowhere else. A copy is the only way back if this phone goes.
A spreadsheet of the year, for an accountant or your own records. Not a backup: it cannot be loaded back in.
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Everything stays on this computer, in this browser. Nothing gets sent anywhere, screenshots included. Clearing everything can be undone with the button above, as long as you do not close the app first