Kosh docs
Kosh is a family finance plan tracker. It reminds the Household about each money action on the correct date. It shows progress against the plan. It warns when a Hard rule breaks.
Home loan EMI5 Nov 2026pending
PPF deposit3 Nov 2026done
Term insurance premium30 Oct 2026overdue
Each row is one Occurrence of a Plan Item. An empty ring means pending. A filled circle with a check means done. A red ring with the word "overdue" means overdue. The names and dates are examples.
Where to start
- Introduction: what Kosh does and what it does not do.
- Sign in and set up: sign in with an email code and create the Household.
- Plan Items and Occurrences: the core of the plan.
- Imports: create Holdings from a statement file.
- Privacy: what Kosh stores and what it never stores.
The words Kosh uses
| Term | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Household | The family unit that owns one shared plan. |
| Member | One person in a Household, with a sign-in of their own. |
| Plan Item | One money action in the plan. It has an amount, a Member, and a schedule. |
| Occurrence | One dated instance of a Plan Item. It is pending, done, or overdue. |
| Hard rule | A limit the plan must never break. Kosh warns when a value crosses it. |
| Holding | One thing a Member owns or owes, with a current value and the date of that value. |
| Snapshot | The value of a Holding on one date. |
| Insight | One short statement with one number and one action. |