Borrow Notebook
Niet geclaimdBorrow Notebook is a private borrowing ledger that keeps track of every amount you…
Door Canmer Karumat · ProductiviteitWaarom we dit verwachten: A clear, useful ledger for tracking personal loans, with automatic balance updates and repayment records.
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Borrow Notebook is a private ledger for tracking money borrowed and lent, with a file per contact that stores their name, relationship, phone number, loan amounts, dates, purposes, labels and expiration dates. Repayments can be logged several times, and the balance recalculates automatically. It is aimed at people who handle informal loans between friends, family and colleagues and want to settle them without relying on chat history.
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Borrow Notebook is a private borrowing ledger that keeps track of every amount you borrow and lend. Open it to see how much you owe, how much you owe someone else, and the accounts that have recently expired. You can create a file for each contact, write down the name, relationship and phone number, and write down the loan or loan by amount, date, purpose, label and expiration date. Repayments can be recorded multiple times, and the balance will be automatically recalculated. It is suitable for removing temporary loans between friends, family and colleagues from the chat history, checking and settlement at any time.
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