> They're cool, yeah, but how do you keep track of your credit card(s), bank account(s), possibly your significant other's as well, subscriptions, fees, automat

> They're cool, yeah, but how do you keep track of your credit card(s), bank account(s), possibly your significant other's as well, subscriptions, fees, automated payments, cash in/out, taxes, varying income, investment returns, savings, balances on platforms you may use like wise/revolut (for travel) in different currencies, automated "fees" like interest on savings, loans, which may change every now and then, etc? I use a phone app (there are many out there) for my needs instead of desktop software, but in my case I log every single bit of income/expense ASAP - if I buy groceries, I pull up the app and categorize it (takes like 20 seconds). Sometimes my bank is kind enough to have their phone app alert me of new changes in account balance, but that's really flaky, so I check the balance on their website/app occasionally as well and log the changes. Since I log just my own data, the approach scales wonderfully well (since it doesn't need to scale much). If I ever want to have a look at more data, I export the statements from my bank and either just open them up in LibreOffice, or maybe do some light Python code.