My money at a glance. The move changed my rent, so I’m checking the monthly plan and building up a cushion before the next big project. All amounts are fictional, in euros.

${widgets.grid({ widgets.stat("Monthly spending", money.euros(budget.expenses), { tone = "neutral", sub = "From the monthly budget", onClick = function() editor.navigate("Monthly Budget") end, }), widgets.stat("Left to save", money.euros(budget.surplus), { tone = budget.surplus < 0 and "danger" or "success", sub = string.format("%.1f%% of take-home pay", budget.savingsRate), onClick = function() editor.navigate("Monthly Budget") end, }), widgets.stat("Emergency fund", money.euros(fund.saved), { tone = "accent", sub = "Target: " .. money.euros(fund.target), bar = math.min(1, math.max(0, fund.progress)), onClick = function() editor.navigate("Emergency Fund") end, }), })}

My worksheets

• Monthly Budget — income, bills and what’s left to save. Edit an expense to try a different month.
• Emergency Fund — savings, the target and a projection based on that budget.

${fund.forecast}

Try a small win

${widgets.button("Save another €100", function() pageVars.set("saved", pageVars.get("saved", "Emergency Fund") + 100, "Emergency Fund") end)}

${widgets.button("Reset example savings", function() pageVars.set("saved", 2400, "Emergency Fund") end)}

Try saving €100: the fund card and forecast update, and the amount is saved on Emergency Fund. Then reset the example or change rent on Monthly Budget to see the effect across all three pages.

How this works

These are ordinary Markdown pages with live calculations. Page Lua keeps each worksheet’s inputs and formulas in its own scope. This page reads both with pageVars.all(); the buttons write to another page with pageVars.set(). Space Lua in Library/Money supplies one shared currency formatter.

budget = pageVars.all("Monthly Budget")
fund = pageVars.all("Emergency Fund")