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Set what you must earn per day, week, month and year. Log each amount with its own title. See the gap while you can still close it. Money Mode answers one question, early enough that you can still do something about it: am I on track to hit my number? SET THE NUMBER One target per day, week, month and year. Enter a single one and Auto-fill derives the other three from your working days. LOG IT IN ONE MOVE A clock at the top of the popup tells you which hour will receive the amount — there is no slot to pick. You write where it came from, in your own words, then the amount, then Enter. On the keyboard, filing an amount costs zero clicks. SEE THE GAP BEFORE THE DAY IS OVER A total at the end of the day arrives too late to change anything. Money Mode tells you at 11am whether 11am was good enough: what an hour is worth, what should be in by now, and the gap. THE BOARD Four rings (day, week, month, year), twelve figures, the split by title, and a twelve-month density map. A table you can read by day, by entry or by hour, with CSV export. Five charts: earnings per day, cumulative against target, which hours pay, which days pay, where the money comes from. Plus a notes tab to write down what moved the number — the only way to repeat it. WHAT MONEY MODE DOES NOT DO No network calls: there is not one remote address in the code. No access to your web pages: no host permission, no injected script. No account. Your figures stay in your browser and nowhere else. Free, no ads, no subscription.
Aug 23, 2026
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