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Personal mode

Every organization is one of two book types, chosen when it's created:

  • Business — invoices, bills, customers, products, tax, and the standard ~40-account business chart.
  • Personal — your own money: accounts, debts, income, and everyday spending categories, with net-worth framing instead of profit.

It's the same double-entry engine underneath. The general ledger, journal entries, reports, period close, and CSV import are identical — personal mode only changes the seeded chart of accounts, the labels, and which surfaces show.

Choosing a book type

You pick the mode in onboarding (or when creating an additional book from the account switcher). It's stored as organizations.book_type and can't be changed to re-seed an existing book — switching the flag relabels the UI but keeps the existing chart. Create a new personal book rather than converting one with history.

You can keep several books under one login — e.g. one personal and several business — and switch between them from the sidebar account switcher. Each shows a badge for its type.

What changes in personal mode

AreaBusinessPersonal
Chart of accounts~40 business accounts (AR, AP, COGS, sales tax…)Life categories: checking, savings, brokerage, retirement, home, mortgage, groceries, dining…
Income statementProfit & LossIncome & spending
Balance sheetBalance SheetNet worth
NavigationInvoices, Bills, Customers, Products, TaxBudgets, plus Accounts & Transactions
OverviewRevenue / Expenses / Runway / AR / APIncome / Spending / Net savings / Net worth

The personal chart keeps the same uncategorized fallback accounts as business (4900 income, 9000 expense), so CSV import works identically, and adds unrealized gain/loss accounts (4560 / 7600) that power account revaluation.

Net worth

Net worth is just the balance sheet read as assets − liabilities. It appears as a KPI and a breakdown card on the Overview, and the balance-sheet report is titled "Net worth" in personal mode. Because every change is a dated journal entry, your net worth at any past date is reconstructable from the ledger.

Budgets

Personal mode adds Budgets — a monthly target per spending category, compared against what you've actually spent this month.

API & agents

There's no separate API for book type — agents connect to whichever org their key belongs to and see its chart. The double-entry rules, endpoints, and MCP tools are the same for both modes.