Click a transaction, change its category, or add it to your net worth — all in one panel, no page-hopping.

New transaction detail panel in Martia — change categories, preview details, and add income to your net worth in one place.

You get a 5,000 PLN transfer. Then what?

A tax refund, a bonus, a transfer from family — money hits your account and disappears into a transaction list. You know it's there, but it never makes it into your net worth picture. To change that, you had to switch to the net worth tab, manually add the amount, and remember where it came from. Most people don't bother.

Second problem: wrong categories. Biedronka ended up in "Other" instead of "Groceries"? Fixing it meant clicking edit, scrolling through a category list, and confirming. Three clicks too many for anyone to do regularly.

One click — category changed, net worth updated

Now you click any transaction and a detail panel opens. You see the amount, date, bank description, and current category. Want to change the category? Click it, type "groc", and pick from suggestions. No scrolling, no forms.

For incoming transactions, an "Add to net worth" button appears. Click it — Martia creates an entry in your net worth with the transaction amount and date. A tax refund immediately visible on your chart. The panel works the same on the transactions, spending, and budget pages — one component, one behavior.

Perguntas frequentes

Yes. Click the transaction, click its current category, and search for a new one. The change saves immediately and affects your spending charts.

Martia creates a new entry in the net worth section with the transaction amount and date. It appears on your net worth chart and asset summary.

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Click a transaction, change its category, or add it to your net worth — all in one panel, no page-hopping. — Martia