Money Watch · Useful Appz · For developers
Every payout source you have, watched. The moment money lands, you see it: “you made X in Y time” — and your own split map, drawn on every landing, so you can see where each payout is meant to go before you touch your banking.
No more hunting through store dashboards, PayPal, affiliate balances, and bank deposits to answer one question: did I get paid?
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Your watch list is the set of sources you plug in. Each one reports in its own honest state — a source that is not plugged in yet reads as exactly that, never as a reading.
watching
Orders landing in your own backend ledger. The first source the house watch ever ran on, and the pattern every other plug follows.
built — plug seats at signup
A read-only OAuth lane (balances + transaction history). Your credential, seated server-side by you; the watch never holds custody of anything.
named — in the spec
Payout reports reconciled against bank deposits, so a store payout and the bank landing are one event, not two.
named — in the spec
Bank-only revenue (stores, networks, marketplaces) lands here. Until the feed is plugged, this door honestly reads "not reported".
named — in the spec
Collector-fed affiliate balances join the watch as they are fed — real balances only, no estimates dressed as landings.
States on this page: watching — plugged in and reporting. built — plug seats at signup — the read lane exists and starts when your own credential is seated, by you, server-side. named — phase 2 — named on the watch list, not yet wired; it reads “not reported” until it is.
EXAMPLE
You made $212.40 in the last 24 hours
That is what a landing looks like the moment it is detected — hour, day, and week windows, revenue only. This card is an example of the format, not a real reading.
The honesty line: totals count revenue only — your own transfers, settlements, and refunds are shown as themselves, never counted as money made.
And no history ever flashes as fresh money: the first run on any estate is a baseline that absorbs what is already there and fires nothing, and every landing fires exactly once.
Name your accounts, set your percentages, add per-source overrides — for example, a standing slice of every revenue landing to overhead, the rest down your business lanes.
Each time money lands, Money Watch computes your split for that landing and shows it — amounts per destination, on the landing itself.
The split is a plan, shown in full. Acting on it stays in your own banking, in seconds, with the arithmetic already done.
Money Watch never moves your money. Watching, reporting and the split plan are read-only. Moving money arrives only on a licensed transfer rail, in its own phase, signed off separately.
Read-only credentials only, no custody of funds, and you can disconnect any source at any time. In reports, account identifiers are shown as role labels — never printed raw.
$4.99
One-time. The settled Money Watch price — pay once, no subscription.
First sales run through the interest list — join it and you're in line for unit pricing at launch; no payment is taken today.
Joining the list is not a purchase and takes no payment. When sales open, people on the list are in line first, at the price above.
$9.99/mo
All your AIs, one team — one seat, one sign-in, your whole bench working as one staff.
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