Try a small entry. See a clearer balance.
Try a payment. Follow a promise. Print a statement.
Use fictional entries to check a balance, follow a payment promise and print a sample statement. Entries stay in this page and reset on reload.
This is an educational example, not the complete app. Amounts and notes stay in this page's memory, are not saved or sent, and disappear on reload. Use fictional details only. Any statement you save or print remains a separate copy with you.
Go to the example ↓Example personal account
You lent 500 and received 200. A separate personal expense is 35. Try another payment to see the remaining balance.
All amounts use one illustrative currency unit; there is no currency conversion.
Still due = amounts owed − payments received. A separate expense does not reduce this person's debt.
2. Add a sample entry
Ready. Try a payment of 100.
3. Review the entries
3 entries| Date | Type | Amount | Explanation |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-11-13 | Expense | 35.00 | Initial expense — example |
| 2026-11-12 | Payment | 200.00 | Initial payment — example |
| 2026-11-11 | Debt | 500.00 | Initial amount due — example |
Each entry appears immediately. Reset restores the original sample balances.
4. Follow a promise without changing the balance
Try a promise of 100, then record a payment of 40 above: 60 remains from the promise. A promise alone is not a receipt and does not reduce the balance. Only payments recorded after it cover it.
No promise recorded. A promise does not reduce the amount due.
5. View and print the sample account statement
Educational example — not a real financial document
Sample account statement
Example personal account
Entry dates: 2026-11-11 — 2026-11-12
Opening balance: 0.00. All amounts use one fictional currency unit, with no taxes or currency conversion.
| Date | Description | Due | Paid | Balance |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Enable JavaScript to build the statement from your sample entries. | ||||
| Totals and balance | 500.00 | 200.00 | 300.00 | |
Separate expenses: 35.00, excluded from the customer's balance.
No promise recorded.
Zawid Accounts example · www.zawid.site/en/demo · Temporary educational data. A promise is for follow-up, not a payment receipt.
Print opens the browser's print dialog for this statement only. Choose Save as PDF if your device offers it. This is not a tax invoice or a restorable backup.
Start with your own records in the app
This page covers one account in one fictional currency. The Android app includes accounts, transaction history, statements and restorable backups. Items, warehouses and Ask Zawid are outside this example; follow the written guides for their steps.