Watch an amount take shape
Enter a number in the transaction screen and see a corresponding combination of banknotes and coins. Change the amount and the composition changes with it. The number remains the precise reference, while the illustration makes its parts more tangible.
The English homepage preview uses $6.75, $24.50, $128.68, and $999.99. Each frame follows the app’s USD denomination rules, including the smaller coins that account for the cents. The preview shows real cash pictures using the app’s custom image capability.
A visual equivalent, not a payment instruction
The composition is one way to express the recorded amount using supported denominations. It is not evidence of cash you own, a recommendation about how to pay, or a claim that a card transaction used physical banknotes.
Amounts remain readable as numbers. Where note images are limited to keep a large amount readable, the denomination counts preserve the actual composition rather than pretending the visible stack is the entire value.
Keep the experience connected to recording
The visualization lives inside the entry flow alongside the transaction type, account, and category. Its purpose is to give context to an action you already need to take: recording what came in or went out.
Different currencies use their own available denominations. Switching a visual currency is not a bank exchange operation. The English homepage uses US dollars; the Chinese homepage uses Chinese yuan. Each preview uses the matching symbol, cash images, and denomination rules. The amounts are separate illustrative examples, not currency conversions.
Watch your workday take shape
Today’s Earnings estimates what you have earned from your monthly take-home pay, chosen workdays, and start and finish times. Banknotes and coins settle on a sunlit desk as earnings grow. A progress line shows time worked and time remaining.
Monthly pay is divided across the selected weekdays in the actual calendar month. The estimate is zero before work and on days off, grows during work, and stops at the day’s total after work. Lunch breaks and public holidays are not deducted automatically; overnight shifts are not supported. The estimate creates no transactions and changes neither account balances nor budgets.
Hide the number, turn coins and drop sounds on or off, or adjust your income plan. Hiding the number leaves the cash visible. The largest banknote is limited to 40 visible notes while the number retains the full estimate. Reduce Motion uses a still scene.
The interactive HarmonyOS preview on the homepage uses real USD banknote and coin images from the cash library and an illustrative income plan on October 23, 2026, at 60× time, with sound off initially. Its settings stay in the current page and never access your ledger. Try pause, replay, and income settings. Today’s Earnings is implemented in the iOS, Android, and HarmonyOS apps, using each platform’s native renderer.
Look back with a daily receipt
The daily receipt brings a day’s recorded income and expenses into a compact review. If you choose to share it, check the information it contains and choose the destination yourself.
The website preview uses only illustrative records. It does not save transactions or access a ledger. Learn about the everyday recording flow or start your first tracking routine.
Give your money a familiar face
Browse the cash image library for real banknote and coin images grouped by currency and denomination. Download the PNG for each denomination you want, then choose the saved picture in the iOS app’s Custom Currency Images settings.