The Statistics tab is where a tracker stops being a list and starts telling you something.
Three views of the same data
A category pie chart sits next to two trend lines: one over the last 30 days, one over the last 12 months. Filter by expense, income, or profit, and filter by account range to answer questions like "how much did I spend on cash this quarter?" The charts, the drill-downs and the per-account lists all read from the same local data, so they never disagree with each other.
Tap any slice
Select a slice of the pie or a row of the trend and the App opens the transactions behind it: paginated, searchable by note keyword, and swipe-to-delete. You do not have to guess which entries produced a number - the number leads you to the entries.
One list per account
Every account has a list view and a month view, with a year view layered on top for long histories. The month grid and the day grid follow the first-day-of-week setting you choose, so the calendar reads the way you think.
Numbers you can trace
Every figure in the statistics comes from the transactions you recorded. No estimation, no smoothing, no anonymous aggregation - which is also why a forgotten transaction shows up as a missing bar. The charts and the ledger are the same data seen from two sides.