# Transaction calendar

The **Transaction Calendar** offers a visual breakdown of your daily financial activities for each month, allowing you to track spending and income with ease.

**Key Features:**

* **Daily Spending Overview**: Each day on the calendar shows the total amount spent or earned, making it simple to track your finances on a day-by-day basis. Expenses above average are shown in red, while income is shown in blue, helping you quickly distinguish between the two.
* **Detailed Transaction Tags**: Below each day’s total, you’ll find tags indicating the categories in which you spent money, such as dining, groceries, bills, or subscriptions. This makes it easy to see where your money is going without needing to dig through lists of transactions.
* **Monthly Trends**: By viewing your finances in a calendar format, you can spot trends in your spending habits over the course of the month, such as specific days where spending is higher or when recurring payments are due.

The **Transaction Calendar** helps you gain a clear understanding of your spending patterns, making it easier to manage your budget and avoid financial surprises.

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