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Rules are plain sentences. The next matching receipt is filed and split by itself, Koba tells you which rule did it, and one word puts it back.

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  1. You: from now on greenleaf receipts go to the house, split four ways
  2. Koba: got it. that rule runs before your other defaults
  3. Thursday 6:12 pm
  4. You send a photo of a Greenleaf Market receipt.
  5. Koba: filed by your Greenleaf rule: CA$187.48 in Maple Street Household, CA$46.87 each. say undo if it wasn’t for the house

Specific rules run first, and every automatic action is explained

A rule about one store runs before a general default. A rule about your own spending applies as soon as a receipt matches. One that touches a shared space follows that space’s settings, and Koba checks with you when it would change someone else’s share. A recent action can be undone until something newer changes the same record.

  1. 1

    Greenleaf Market receipts go to Maple Street Household, split four ways

    Shared · Maple Street Household

    Filed CA$187.48 on Oct 15

  2. 2

    Ask before splitting anything over CA$300

    Personal

    Asked about the Kitsilano stay on Oct 7

  3. 3

    Coffee is Eating out

    Personal

    Filed CA$5.75 on Oct 14

Questions

Can a rule change someone else’s share?

Not on its own. Rules that touch a shared space follow that space’s settings, and Koba asks when one would change another person’s money.

Can a rule ask instead of acting?

Yes. Any rule can be set to ask first.

How do I stop a rule?

Pause or delete it by text, in the app or on the web. It stops immediately.