
BJT: Business Japanese Test
Vocabulary, keigo and workplace Japanese for the BJT, organised into 16 practical topic lists.
A simple digital ledger for tracking expenses and sharing money records.
TallyKnot replaces notebooks and scattered messages with one simple place for your money records. Create a separate ledger for personal spending, household costs, a trip, a wedding or a small shop, and each one keeps its own transactions, categories, members and balance.
Share a ledger with a partner, roommates or business partners and keep the same records together, with access based on permissions. You can add entries while offline, and records sync when you are back online. A web app is also available when you prefer a larger screen.
Keep personal, family, travel, event and business records neatly separate.
Invite family, friends or partners, and control access with permissions.
Record amount, category, party, payment method and notes. Your balance updates automatically.
View ledgers and add entries with no internet, then sync when you are back online.
Add an extra layer of privacy to protect access to your financial records.
See totals, category and member activity, and cash flow over time.
Yes. You can invite members to a ledger and give them access based on their permissions, so everyone keeps the same records.
Yes. You can view existing ledgers and add cash in or cash out entries offline. Records can sync when you are back online.
Yes. Along with the Android app, you can access connected records through the TallyKnot web app.
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A simple digital ledger for tracking expenses and sharing money records.

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