Docs

Your data

No server, no account: your entire financial life is one file, on your own disk — treated accordingly.

The document

Everything lives in a `.toqe` document — on disk it’s a folder holding one plain JSON file plus your attachments and invoice PDFs; the Mac shows it as a single file you can double-click. Put it anywhere. In a syncing folder (Dropbox, iCloud Drive), the same document follows you between machines — the sync service is your transport and your version history; toqe never sees it. Moving home is one click in Settings → Data, any time.

Saving you can see

Every write is verified — toqe reads the file back and checks the bytes landed — and every save reports to the indicator in the top bar: quiet at rest, amber while unsaved, red and breathing if something is actually at risk (with a panel that says what, and a Save now). ⌘S saves on the spot. If another machine wrote the file meanwhile, toqe parks its own writes and asks which version wins — with the sizes and project counts named, so the question is answerable. A large deletion asks before it overwrites; nothing collapses a real file silently.

Backups

Beside the document, toqe keeps daily snapshots, aged like a good backup should be: every day for the last week, one a week for two months, one a month for a year — plus periodic zip archives and a per-session `.bak`. Two machines never overwrite each other’s copies (each tags its own). The Data panel reports coverage by age — “how far back can I reach” — rather than a file count, which is the question that matters the day something goes wrong.

Password protection

Settings → Data can encrypt the document at rest. You get a recovery key when you turn it on — keep it; it opens the document if the password is lost, and it’s accepted everywhere the password is, including turning protection off. The document decides whether a session asks to unlock — not the machine — so a protected file is protected on every computer that opens it.

Privacy

The installed apps send no analytics at all — no telemetry, no phone-home, nothing. (This website and the browser demo run ordinary web analytics; the privacy policy spells out exactly what and where.) There is deliberately no door that leads your data anywhere else: imports come in, PDFs and CSVs go out when you export them, and that’s the entire traffic.