Millionaires App tracking
Record income, expenses, lifestyle spending, savings, investment contributions, debt payments, asset adjustments, and maintenance costs.
Track daily cash movement, plan savings and investments, manage loans and assets, forecast supplier needs, and project your financial position without sending personal records to a server.
Target remains on schedule
Millionaires App connects everyday transactions to savings, investments, assets, debts, inventory, supplier demand, and long-range projections.
Record income, expenses, lifestyle spending, savings, investment contributions, debt payments, asset adjustments, and maintenance costs.
Compare inflow and outflow, identify positive or negative days, and review a rolling 12-month financial rhythm.
Calculate the latest month to start saving, the required contribution, and the projected completion date for a chosen investment target.
Track quantities, unit costs, expiry dates, reusable suppliers, supplier price updates, and maintenance schedules.
Estimate next-week or month-end purchase quantities from historical expense usage and current inventory stock.
Manage assets, investments, liabilities, and loans. Creating a loan can automatically create its matching liability.
Allocate savings using a percentage or fixed amount, monitor goal progress, and convert investment targets into savings sources.
Load categories at startup, cache them in localStorage, detect server changes, and preserve local custom categories and overrides.
Set daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly records for income, expenses, investments, savings, and changing asset values.
The app stores accounts and personal financial data in the browser. PHP and MySQL are used only for the shared category catalog, not for personal transactions.
Each local account is partitioned by user ID so people sharing a browser do not automatically share records.
Passwords are processed through PBKDF2-SHA-256 using the browser Web Crypto API.
A service worker caches the application shell so the app can continue operating without a constant connection.
Export a full JSON backup or CSV reports before clearing browser data or moving to another device.
Use only the modules you need today, then expand as your financial picture becomes more detailed.
Enter the investment target, existing savings, contribution amount, frequency, expected yield, and desired investment date. The calculator updates while you type.
Recalculates in real time
Filter by supplier, analyze usage quantity and cost, forecast a chosen period, subtract current inventory, and export the recommended order.
Next seven days
| Item | Daily avg. | Forecast | Stock | Order |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Printer paper | 2.4 reams | 17 | 6 | 11 |
| Cleaning solution | 1.1 L | 8 | 3 | 5 |
| Packaging tape | 3.0 rolls | 21 | 9 | 12 |
| Shipping labels | 42 pcs | 294 | 120 | 174 |
Your account and records are created in the current browser profile rather than a shared online database.
Enter income sources, assets, recurring expenses, liabilities, savings goals, suppliers, and inventory.
Add, edit, or delete transactions. Linked savings, investment, asset, debt, and inventory balances update with each change.
Use charts, advice, projections, target calculations, supplier forecasts, and exports to choose your next action.
No. Personal accounts, transactions, suppliers, inventory, loans, savings, investments, and other records are designed to remain in browser IndexedDB. The server provides the app files and shared category CSV.
Yes. The app supports create, read, update, and delete operations across money entries, assets, investments, liabilities, loans, savings, suppliers, inventory, maintenance, target plans, and local categories.
Local records can be removed by browser cleanup, private browsing behavior, profile deletion, or device loss. Export a full JSON backup regularly and store it somewhere safe.
Yes. The app checks the server CSV version, refreshes the localStorage catalog when it changes, and preserves local custom categories, hidden rows, and overrides.
Yes. The app uses a responsive one-page layout with a mobile drawer and bottom navigation, while this landing page also adapts to smaller screens.
Start with one entry, then let the dashboard connect the rest.