Krab Bij Kas will help you keep track of how much money you have left this month. It'll track the prices of the products you love. It can help you figure out what to make for dinner.
You can! There are plugins to help you with this. There's Plaid so you can import transactions from your bank, and there's a plugin for the Dutch supermarket Albert Heijn to import your receipts.
I would recommend editing the transactions yourself to add more detail.
By editing it yourself, you can be descriptive and precise. By using the format the app optionally lets you to use, it can help you analyse your purchases by showing price trends, and Krab can add it to your pantry.
The app allows you to make "lists" with prices and quantities that can then be parsed by other pages inside the app.
For example, if you put the store and the price for each items, it can show the price of that item over time on the "prices" page.
Inputting the following in your transaction description will produce the card shown after that.
My Local store
Item one €5.50
2x Item two €11
500gr item three x 5 €11
The way I see it, the app works with "periods". By default, these start on the 23rd of each month, and end 22nd of the next.
Note that while I see the app as using periods, you can set any "start" and "end" date manually inside the app.
You can manually add a list of categories and divide by a comma.
There are various utility categories you can use to make the app behave a certain way, namely:
If you add the "stock" category to your transaction, it will take every item from that transaction and place it in the inventory. If you include a measurement in the item line, it will add that quantity to the inventory.
Supported quantities are as follows:
You can also combine "times" and measurements, like so:
My Local store
2 x 1l water €10
You do not need quantities. By default it will just count as "one".
If you include the "stock" category, it will add it to the inventory page. From there, you can ajdust the inventory — like when you use a product.
If you make proper use of the inventory (see question above), you can make use of the recipes feature. The recipes feature will show you which recipes you can make with what is currently in your inventory, how much it will cost to purchase the remaining items (assuming you have purchased them before), and the total cost.
Yes. Go to the settings page.
It will track your budget, giving you an overview of how much you've got this month, and show spendings for each category.
You can keep separate track of your food budget. It will spread it out over the month, so you always know to stay inside your budget.
Krab will use your history of receipts to track a product's cost over time at any given store.
Using your lists, Krab Bij Kas can keep track of what you have in the house.
Using the "monthly" category, Krab Bij Kas can remind you when a recurring payment is about to occur.
Using what's in your pantry, Krab Bij Kas can show you what you can cook right now, even showing you how much a recipe costs.
You can let Krab know to store the items from the receipt, which will automatically add them to your pantry.
Remove products you’ve used from your pantry, letting you know when you’re running low.
Add the recipes you love, and the ingredients will automatically be matched to what you have in the pantry!
The app can now show you which recipes you can make with the ingredients you have in the house. It will show the total cost based on the prices entered in previous transactions, and how much it will cost to get the remaining ingredients you’re missing.
That's right. I'm just that good.
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