Tag-Based Spending Analytics
A dedicated Tags tab lives alongside the Categories tab in Analytics — per-tag income, expense, and net totals, plus a drillable Untagged bucket that surfaces every transaction missing a label.
Why the Tags tab answers questions categories can't
Categories tell you what kind of expense. Tags tell you for what purpose — "Italy trip total", "shared rent", "reimbursable meals". Switch to the Tags tab in Analytics and every tag becomes its own row with income, expense, and net broken out separately.
The Untagged bucket collects every transaction that carries zero tags. It is a deliberate gap-finder — tap it to see the full list, label what you missed, and watch the bucket shrink.
What you get
Dedicated Tags tab alongside the Categories tab — one tap to switch views
Per-tag income, expense, and net totals — each tag row broken out separately
Untagged bucket surfaces every transaction missing a label — drill in and fix gaps
Drill from any tag row into its underlying transactions with the same date filters
Respects the global date-range preset — Last Week, Last Month, Custom, or All Time
How it works
Open Statistics and tap the Tags tab. Each tag becomes a sortable row showing income, expense, and net for the active date range. The Untagged row aggregates every transaction without a tag. Tap any row to drill into the full transaction list filtered to that tag.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is this different from category analytics?
What's in the Untagged bucket?
Can I see income totals per tag?
Can I drill into a tag's transactions?
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