Sources & methods
How the public demo's fictional numbers are assembled.
This public dashboard is a read-only demonstration for Daniel and Maya Carter, a fictional household renting in Austin, Texas, with one young child. Every name, employer, merchant, account, amount, and date is synthetic.
Where the numbers come from
The generator builds the account snapshot, transaction ledger, payroll deposits, budgets, investment positions, and narrative records from one compact household model. It uses a fixed seed, so the same source produces the same files on every run.
Pages compute their totals from the generated ledger where possible. Account balances, payroll totals, category totals, and investment values are written from the same model and are checked for reconciliation.
How spending is sorted
Each synthetic transaction has a category, ledger group, subcategory, person tag, account mask, and essential/discretionary marker. Joint means a shared household cost; Daniel and Maya identify personal ownership. Transfers and card payments are kept out of spending totals.
Read-only behavior
There is no login requirement, no external data refresh, no AI call, no bank connection, no trade execution, and no write path in the public demo. Mutation endpoints return a disabled response, while the visible pages explain the fictional data directly.
Privacy and freshness
The files in this repository are generated demo fixtures, not exports or documents from a real household. The date shown in the shell is the fixed synthetic snapshot date, not a live account timestamp.