[{"content":" Budgie Download Getting started User guide Budgets Importing data Import resources Backup, restore, and export Financial tools Schedules and bills Understanding Insights Organising your data Accounts and reconciliation Data and security Troubleshooting FAQ Changelog Privacy v2608.3110 Latest 31 August 2026 Browse release history in About → What’s new. Expand older releases to read their changes. See the notes for an update once when you first open that version. v2608.3017 30 August 2026 Spending Trend now follows the selected Insight period. Improved stability when switching between Insight periods. View Budgie on Google Play\n","date":"29 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/apps/budgie/changelog/","section":"Apps","summary":"","title":"Budgie Changelog","type":"page"},{"content":" Current status # There are no confirmed widespread issues to report at present. This page is updated when a reproducible issue affects a meaningful number of users or needs a temporary workaround.\nProduct notes # Budgie: no current notice. Check Troubleshooting and the Changelog for resolved issues. Lab Sudoku: no current notice. Check Troubleshooting and the Changelog. Lab Merge: the app is still in development. Behaviour described in preview documentation may change and is not a production incident. See Development Status. Report a problem # If an issue is not listed, visit Support. Include the app version, Android version, device model, steps to reproduce the problem, and a redacted screenshot when useful. Never send passwords, payment information, private financial records, or an unredacted backup.\n","date":"29 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/known-issues/","section":"Lunar Hut","summary":"","title":"Known Issues","type":"page"},{"content":" Lab Sudoku Download How to play Puzzle reference Guided hints and techniques Creating and importing puzzles Camera import Customising the board Daily Challenges and statistics Lab Sudoku Premium Data and security Troubleshooting FAQ Changelog Privacy v2609.1510 Latest 15 September 2026 The Daily tab now shows an optional badge when today’s challenge is waiting. Improved theme previews, palette animations, premium indicators, and theme settings reliability. Fixed candidate highlights remaining on the board after auto-candidates and other interactions. v2609.0413 4 September 2026 Expanded dialogs in settings for better readability. Polished the interface with UI cleanup and fixes. Manual puzzle entries are now preserved when changing the app language. v2609.0311 3 September 2026 Added translations for previously hard-coded technique names. Cleaned up similar-looking colour themes. v2608.3117 31 August 2026 Choose your app language in General settings, with translated menus and settings. Explore the reorganized Board \u0026amp; Numbers settings, with separate pages and live previews. Review your accuracy, assistance usage, and overall solving statistics. View Lab Sudoku on Google Play\n","date":"29 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/games/lab-sudoku/changelog/","section":"Games","summary":"","title":"Lab Sudoku Changelog","type":"page"},{"content":" Lunar Hut is an independent studio in New South Wales, Australia, creating focused Android apps and games that are useful, comfortable to use, and respectful of your attention. What Lunar Hut makes # Lunar Hut currently develops:\nBudgie, a hands-on personal finance app for accounts, transactions, budgets, schedules, imports, backups, and Insights; Lab Sudoku, a calm and highly customisable Sudoku game with puzzle imports, Guided Hints, Daily Challenges, and progress tracking; and Lab Merge, an upcoming sliding-number puzzle that explores several rule sets, board geometries, and custom terrain. Design principles # Focus before distraction # The main activity should remain easy to find and comfortable to use. Lunar Hut products avoid advertising and do not add attention-seeking mechanics simply to increase time spent in an app.\nUseful customisation # Settings should solve real differences in devices, eyesight, grip, workflow, and preference. Themes, board layouts, controls, data organisation, and accessibility options are designed to help the product fit the person using it.\nClear ownership of data # Products explain what they store, which features require connectivity, and how backups, exports, imports, deletion, and optional online services work. Read the product-specific privacy and data pages for current details.\nDocumentation is part of the product # Guides, release notes, troubleshooting, compatibility information, and privacy explanations are maintained alongside the applications so that important behaviour is not hidden behind trial and error.\nWhere to go next # Browse the apps Browse the games See current releases Get support Contact Lunar Hut ","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/about/","section":"Lunar Hut","summary":"","title":"About Lunar Hut","type":"page"},{"content":" Our approach # Lunar Hut aims to make Budgie, Lab Sudoku, and Lab Merge usable across a range of vision, dexterity, and input needs. Accessibility support is an ongoing part of development, and behavior can vary with Android version, device manufacturer, and accessibility service.\nAvailable options # Lab Sudoku provides light, dark, and AMOLED-friendly themes; configurable number fonts, grid styles, highlights, animations, number-pad layout, board size and position; and stylus hover feedback on supported devices.\nThe Lab Merge development build provides light and dark appearance, configurable cell shape, grid style and number font, optional animation, timer choices, fullscreen mode, and adjustable board size and position.\nBudgie follows app and device appearance settings and provides structured screens for accounts, transactions, budgets, schedules, and Insights. Android font scaling, display scaling, TalkBack, magnification, colour correction, and switch access may help depending on the workflow.\nKnown limitations # Dense charts, tables, custom-drawn puzzle cells, unusual board shapes, very large display scaling, and some drag or gesture interactions can be more difficult with assistive technology. Physical keyboard, game-controller, and switch behavior can also vary by device and app version.\nThis statement does not claim full conformance with a particular accessibility standard. It describes current goals and known controls while accessibility work continues.\nReport an accessibility issue # Use the Support page and include:\nthe app and screen; the app and Android versions; device model and orientation; accessibility service and version; font, display, contrast, or motion settings; and the control, label, focus order, gesture, or visual distinction that causes difficulty. A redacted screenshot or short recording can help when it does not expose financial or personal data. See Compatibility for platform requirements.\n","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/accessibility/","section":"Lunar Hut","summary":"","title":"Accessibility statement","type":"page"},{"content":" Budgie Download Getting started User guide Budgets Importing data Import resources Backup, restore, and export Financial tools Schedules and bills Understanding Insights Organising your data Accounts and reconciliation Data and security Troubleshooting FAQ Changelog Privacy Accounts are where the money lives # Create an account for each place you keep or owe money, such as a current account, savings account, cash wallet, credit card, or loan. Give each account a clear name and select its currency before recording activity.\nAn account\u0026rsquo;s opening balance is the starting point for its running balance. Set it to the balance you want Budgie to track from, then record transactions from that point onward.\nRecord transfers between accounts # Use a transfer when money moves between two accounts you own. A transfer changes the balances of the two accounts without counting as ordinary spending or income. In an import, provide both ACCOUNT_FROM and ACCOUNT_TO so Budgie can create and link both sides.\nDo not record a transfer as an expense in the source account and a second income in the destination account; that would distort spending and income Insights.\nReconcile against a statement # At a regular interval:\nChoose one account and note the statement\u0026rsquo;s closing date and balance. Check that the account currency and opening balance are correct. Compare the statement\u0026rsquo;s transactions with Budgie\u0026rsquo;s ledger. Add missing transactions and correct dates, amounts, categories, or payees. Check transfers on both sides and investigate duplicate entries. Compare the resulting Budgie balance with the statement balance. If the balances differ, narrow the difference by checking the opening balance, uncleared activity, duplicate transactions, pending items, and transfers first. Avoid changing an opening balance just to hide an unexplained difference.\nCleared, pending, and corrected activity # Budgie provides five statuses:\nStatus Intended use Unreconciled Not yet visible on the bank statement. Pending Still pending on the bank side. Cleared Appears on the statement. Reconciled Appears on the statement and has been accounted for. Void No longer valid, such as a voided cheque. When a mistake is found, edit the original transaction where possible so the history remains understandable.\nPurchases covering more than one category # Budgie\u0026rsquo;s normal transaction model assigns one primary category to a transaction. If one receipt needs to appear in several category totals, record separate transactions whose amounts add up to the receipt total, reuse the same payee and date, and explain the split in their notes or tags. Check the current app version before relying on a dedicated split editor.\nArchive, hide, or delete an account # Archive an account when you want to preserve its history but stop using it for new activity. Hiding can remove it from normal lists, while excluding it from reports keeps its balance out of combined reporting. These choices preserve more context than deletion.\nBefore deleting an account, create a backup and inspect its transactions and linked transfers. Deletion is appropriate only when you no longer need the account or its history.\nMultiple currencies # Reconcile each account in its own currency. Do not use an exchange-rate adjustment to compensate for a missing transaction or an incorrect account currency. Use Budgie\u0026rsquo;s financial tools for intentional scenario calculations, and document any manual adjustment in the transaction description.\nProtect the result # Create a backup after a successful reconciliation and before a large import or batch correction. The Backup, restore, and export guide explains how to preserve a known-good copy.\n","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/apps/budgie/accounts-and-reconciliation/","section":"Apps","summary":"","title":"Accounts and reconciliation","type":"page"},{"content":" Useful tools, thoughtfully made # Lunar Hut creates focused Android applications that help with everyday tasks while keeping your data and attention under your control.\nAvailable on Google PlayBudgie Budgie is an ad-free personal finance app for understanding your money without connecting a bank account.\nTrack accounts and transactions across multiple currencies. Plan with budgets, scheduled items, bills, and balance warnings. Explore Insights and keep control of imports, exports, and backups. Explore Budgie Get it on Google Play What to expect from Lunar Hut apps # No advertising The product stays focused on the task rather than competing for your attention. Privacy-minded Budgie works without a bank connection and provides practical controls for your own data. Clear guidance Detailed guides, compatibility information, troubleshooting, and shared support are available when needed. Looking for help? Visit Support or review compatibility and accessibility.\n","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/apps/","section":"Apps","summary":"","title":"Apps","type":"page"},{"content":" Budgie Download Getting started User guide Budgets Importing data Import resources Backup, restore, and export Financial tools Schedules and bills Understanding Insights Organising your data Accounts and reconciliation Data and security Troubleshooting FAQ Changelog Privacy Budgie provides database backups for recovery and exports for using transaction data elsewhere. They serve different purposes: a backup preserves Budgie data for a later restore, while an export produces files intended for spreadsheets or other software.\nCreate a backup # Open Backup \u0026amp; Restore or Database Tools from the menu. You can create a Budgie ZIP backup immediately or configure automatic backups.\nLocal and cloud backups are configured independently, so you can use either destination or both:\nLocal backup uses a folder on your device or removable storage. Cloud backup uses a folder exposed by Android\u0026rsquo;s document picker, such as Google Drive or another supported storage provider. Backup settings Automatic backups can run daily or weekly. Choose how many backups to keep; after a successful backup, Budgie removes older Budgie backup files from that selected folder according to the retention setting. Background backups run when the battery is not low, and cloud backups also require the device to be online.\nBudgie does not encrypt its backup files. Protect access to the device, removable storage, or cloud account where you save them.\nRestore a backup # Select Restore from Backup File and choose a Budgie ZIP created by either a local or cloud backup.\nRestoring replaces all local Budgie data with the contents of the selected backup. It is not a merge. Budgie must close when the restore completes; reopen it to load the restored database cleanly.\nBefore restoring:\nCreate a current backup if you may need the existing database again. Confirm that you selected the intended Budgie ZIP. Allow the restore to finish and the app to close. Reopen Budgie and check accounts, recent transactions, budgets, and schedules. Restore confirmation Export transactions # Open Database Tools, choose Export Data, and select CSV, JSON, or QIF. You can choose the destination folder and configure relevant file options, including the decimal separator, delimiter, whether the first line contains headers, and whether accounts are merged into one file or written separately.\nExport settings Exports are useful for spreadsheet analysis or transferring supported data to another system, but they are not a complete Budgie restore file. Keep a Budgie ZIP backup as well if you need disaster recovery.\nFor importing transactions and supported third-party data, see Importing Data.\n","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/apps/budgie/backup-restore-export/","section":"Apps","summary":"","title":"Backup, Restore, and Export","type":"page"},{"content":" Budgie Download Getting started User guide Budgets Importing data Import resources Backup, restore, and export Financial tools Schedules and bills Understanding Insights Organising your data Accounts and reconciliation Data and security Troubleshooting FAQ Changelog Privacy Set a spending limit # A Budgie budget sets a spending limit for a defined time window. You can narrow a budget to selected accounts, categories, and tags. When more than one filter is selected, a transaction must match every selected filter group. For example, a budget limited to the Groceries category and the Household account counts only grocery transactions in that account.\nTransfers are not included in budget spending. By default, Budgie measures spending from expense transactions, so income does not reduce a budget\u0026rsquo;s spend.\nBudget editor Fixed range # Use a fixed-range budget for a one-off period with a specific start and end date. It is a good fit for a holiday, renovation, event, or any project with a known end date.\nThe same date range remains in effect; it does not create a new period when the end date passes.\nExample: set a $2,000 budget from 1 June to 31 August for a holiday. Only matching transactions dated within those dates count toward the limit.\nRolling # Use a rolling budget when the period should always end today and look back by a chosen duration. Available durations are days, weeks, fortnights, months, quarters, years, and fiscal years.\nA rolling one-month budget is not a calendar-month budget. On 15 August it covers the preceding month through 15 August; on 16 August it moves forward by one day. This makes it useful for ongoing limits such as “keep dining out below $300 in the last 30 days” or “stay within $1,000 over the last three months.”\nAnchored # Use an anchored budget for repeating cycles that begin on a date you choose. The start date anchors every future period, and the period repeats at the selected frequency: days, weeks, fortnights, months, quarters, years, or fiscal years.\nAnchored budgets are appropriate for salary cycles, billing cycles, or any recurring period that does not necessarily line up with the calendar. For example, an anchored monthly budget starting on the 10th runs from the 10th of one month through the 9th of the next.\nFor a fiscal-year budget, choose an anchor date that matches the start of your financial year. Budgie treats a fiscal year as a yearly period starting from that anchor; it does not infer a regional financial-year start automatically.\nChoosing a type # Need Recommended budget type A temporary spend cap with fixed dates Fixed range A continuously updated “last N days/months” limit Rolling A repeating payday, subscription, or billing cycle Anchored After creating a budget, review its progress and history regularly. Consistent account, category, and tag assignment will make its totals more reliable.\nPeriods and rollover # Budgie evaluates each budget against its configured window. A fixed-range budget remains tied to its original dates, a rolling budget moves with the current day, and an anchored budget advances through repeating periods.\nUnused allowance or overspending does not become a separate transaction. When comparing one period with the next, use the budget history and underlying transactions rather than changing an opening balance or adding an artificial adjustment.\nEditing a live budget # Changing dates, filters, currency, or the limit changes which transactions qualify and how progress is presented. Review the current and previous periods after an edit, particularly when changing an anchor date or account filter.\n","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/apps/budgie/budgets/","section":"Apps","summary":"","title":"Budgets","type":"page"},{"content":" Budgie Download Getting started User guide Budgets Importing data Import resources Backup, restore, and export Financial tools Schedules and bills Understanding Insights Organising your data Accounts and reconciliation Data and security Troubleshooting FAQ Changelog Privacy Understand your money # A modern personal finance app for tracking spending, budgets, accounts, schedules, and day-to-day money activity.\nBudgie gives you a clear dashboard, a detailed ledger, and practical insights so you can see where your money goes and stay closer to your financial plans.\nApplication screenshots # Previous Next Features # Budgie helps you:\nTrack income, expenses, and transfers Manage accounts in different currencies Create and monitor budgets Organize transactions with categories, tags, and payees Review cash flow, spending trends, balances, and labels Track upcoming bills and scheduled transactions Search and explore your transaction history Import and export your data Back up your data when needed Budgie is designed for people who want a clear, hands-on view of their finances. It does not connect to bank accounts or financial institutions, does not offer loans or investment services, does not make payments on your behalf, and does not show ads.\nKeep your finances organized, review your habits, and make better everyday money decisions with a focused, ad-free personal finance tracker.\nDownload Budgie from Google Play.\nLinks # Download and requirements Getting started User guide Budgets Importing data Import resources and CSV examples Backup, restore, and export Financial tools Schedules and bills Understanding Insights Organising your data Accounts and reconciliation Data and security Troubleshooting FAQ Changelog Privacy ","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/apps/budgie/","section":"Apps","summary":"","title":"Budgie","type":"page"},{"content":" Budgie Download Getting started User guide Budgets Importing data Import resources Backup, restore, and export Financial tools Schedules and bills Understanding Insights Organising your data Accounts and reconciliation Data and security Troubleshooting FAQ Changelog Privacy Your financial records # Budgie is a personal finance tracker rather than a bank connection or payment service. You enter transactions or import supported files, and you choose where to keep your backups. Budgie does not initiate payments or access your bank account.\nTreat exported files and backups as sensitive financial records. Store them in a private location, use device and cloud-provider protections you trust, and delete temporary copies when they are no longer needed.\nBackups are your responsibility # Create a backup before importing, restoring, changing devices, or reinstalling. Keep at least one known-good copy separate from the device running Budgie, and test that you can locate the backup before relying on it.\nAnalytics and third-party services # The release build uses Firebase Analytics for screen and feature events and Firebase Crashlytics for error diagnostics. Events can include the selected main currency, but are intended to describe feature use rather than transaction amounts, payees, notes, or a copy of the financial database.\nThe Budgie Privacy Policy provides the complete current summary. Read it before deciding what diagnostic information to share.\nNever include a complete, unredacted financial database in a support request. Use the Support page to prepare a safe description or redacted example.\nDelete or stop using your data # Before uninstalling, export or back up anything you need. Removing the app does not necessarily remove copies you placed in cloud storage or file-sharing services; manage those copies separately. See Data deletion for local files, app storage, and privacy requests.\n","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/apps/budgie/data-and-security/","section":"Apps","summary":"","title":"Budgie data and security","type":"page"},{"content":" Budgie Download Getting started User guide Budgets Importing data Import resources Backup, restore, and export Financial tools Schedules and bills Understanding Insights Organising your data Accounts and reconciliation Data and security Troubleshooting FAQ Changelog Privacy Does Budgie connect to my bank? # No. Budgie does not connect to banks or financial institutions, initiate payments, or access your accounts. You record transactions yourself or import supported files from Database Tools.\nWhere is my financial data stored? # Budgie is designed around local data and user-controlled backups. Keep a current backup in a safe location, especially before importing a large file, changing devices, or reinstalling the app. See Backup, restore, and export for the recommended workflow.\nHow do I move Budgie to a new phone? # Create a backup on the old phone, copy it to a location you control, install Budgie on the new phone, and restore the backup before continuing to record transactions. Keep the original backup until you have checked accounts, balances, budgets, and schedules on the new device.\nWhat is the difference between an import and a restore? # An import adds mapped records to the current database. A restore replaces the current database with the selected backup. Make a backup before either operation so you can recover if the result is not what you expected.\nWhich files can I import? # Budgie supports its general Single CSV format, Spendee CSV exports, and supported ExpenseIQ backup files. The Importing data guide includes required columns, examples, mapping rules, and skipped-row behavior.\nWhy are some imported rows skipped? # Rows can be skipped when the account is missing, the date is invalid, the amount is zero or not numeric, or an ordinary income or expense has no category. Review the import log, correct the source data, and keep the original export until the imported balances and transactions have been checked.\nHow should I record a transfer? # Use the source and destination accounts rather than recording two unrelated expenses. In a CSV import, provide ACCOUNT_FROM and ACCOUNT_TO; Budgie creates and links both sides of the transfer.\nHow do budgets and schedules differ? # A budget tracks spending against a limit over a defined period. A schedule represents expected future activity, such as a bill or recurring income, and can help with reminders and projected balances. Use both together when you want to plan a limit and anticipate the transactions that affect it.\nDoes Budgie support multiple currencies? # Yes. Accounts can use different currencies, and Budgie includes currency and exchange-related financial tools. Use a consistent currency for each account when importing data and review the account currency before relying on imported balances.\nIs Budgie financial advice? # No. Budgie is a record-keeping and planning tool. Its calculators and Insights help you explore your own data and scenarios; they are not financial, tax, legal, or investment advice.\nWhere can I get help? # Start with Budgie troubleshooting, then visit the shared Support page for the information to include when reporting a problem. For privacy questions, contact privacy@lunarhut.com.\n","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/apps/budgie/faq/","section":"Apps","summary":"","title":"Budgie FAQ","type":"page"},{"content":" Budgie Download Getting started User guide Budgets Importing data Import resources Backup, restore, and export Financial tools Schedules and bills Understanding Insights Organising your data Accounts and reconciliation Data and security Troubleshooting FAQ Changelog Privacy Last updated: 13 September 2026.\nThis policy applies to the Budgie Android application and related services operated by Lunar Hut.\nFinancial data # Budgie stores the accounts, transactions, balances, categories, payees, tags, budgets, schedules, and settings you create as application data on your device. Budgie does not connect to your bank, initiate payments, or intentionally transmit your financial database to Lunar Hut as part of ordinary ledger use.\nWhen you create a backup or export, you choose a destination through Android. A local folder, removable storage, Google Drive, or another document provider may then store the file under that provider\u0026rsquo;s terms. Budgie ZIP backups are not encrypted by Budgie.\nInformation processed by online services # Budgie uses Google Play Services and Firebase services for platform functionality, exchange-rate delivery, analytics, and crash diagnostics. Depending on the feature and service configuration, those services may process:\napp version, Android version, device model, language, and general device information; screen views and feature events; the selected main currency when it changes; crash reports, stack traces, and diagnostic logs; network information such as an IP address; and an anonymous service identifier used to communicate with Firebase-backed features. Analytics events are intended to describe app usage rather than the contents of individual financial records. Do not include financial data in a manual diagnostic report unless a safe, redacted example is specifically requested.\nPermissions # Notifications support scheduled transaction and bill reminders. Boot completed allows reminders to be rescheduled after the device restarts or the app is updated. Internet and network state support exchange rates, diagnostics, and online services. Camera is declared as optional and is not required for core finance tracking. Advertising identifier permissions are explicitly removed from the application manifest. Budgie does not display advertising.\nSharing and disclosure # Lunar Hut does not sell your financial records. Data may be processed by service providers needed to operate the application, comply with law, investigate abuse or security incidents, or protect users and the service. Their handling is governed by their respective policies:\nGoogle Play Services Google Analytics for Firebase Firebase Crashlytics Retention and deletion # Local application data remains until you delete records, clear Budgie\u0026rsquo;s storage, or uninstall the app. Backups and exports remain wherever you placed them until you delete those copies. Analytics and crash information is retained according to Firebase settings and applicable service policies.\nSee Data deletion for practical steps or contact privacy@lunarhut.com about data controlled by Lunar Hut.\nChildren # Budgie is a personal finance application and is not directed to children. Do not submit another person\u0026rsquo;s personal or financial information without authority to do so.\nChanges # This policy may be updated when features, service providers, or legal requirements change. The updated date above identifies the current published version.\nContact # For privacy questions, contact privacy@lunarhut.com.\n","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/apps/budgie/privacy/","section":"Apps","summary":"","title":"Budgie Privacy Policy","type":"page"},{"content":" Budgie Download Getting started User guide Budgets Importing data Import resources Backup, restore, and export Financial tools Schedules and bills Understanding Insights Organising your data Accounts and reconciliation Data and security Troubleshooting FAQ Changelog Privacy A balance does not match # Check the opening balance, account currency, missing or duplicate transactions, and both sides of transfers. Then compare pending, cleared, reconciled, and void transactions with the statement. The Accounts and reconciliation guide provides a complete workflow.\nAn import skipped rows # Open the import log and look for invalid dates, zero or non-numeric amounts, missing source accounts, or ordinary transactions without a category. Correct the source file and retry from a known-good backup when necessary. Do not repeatedly import the same corrected file into the same database without checking for duplicates.\nSee Importing data and use the downloadable CSV examples on that page.\nImported data appears twice # Imports add records; they do not replace or automatically de-duplicate the current database. Restore the backup made before the import when that is safer than deleting many entries manually. Otherwise, use search and bulk selection carefully and review linked transfers before deleting them.\nA backup or restore fails # Confirm that the selected destination is writable and still available through Android\u0026rsquo;s document picker. Check free storage and network access for cloud-provider folders. Keep the app open for a manual backup and allow a restore to finish completely. Use a Budgie ZIP for restore; CSV, JSON, and QIF exports are not complete backups. Budgie backup ZIPs are not encrypted. Treat them as sensitive files.\nReminders do not appear # Confirm that notifications are allowed for Budgie and that the schedule has a reminder configured. Battery restrictions, background-task restrictions, device restarts, time changes, and time-zone changes can affect delivery. Open Budgie after changing those settings so schedules can be refreshed.\nA screen is clipped or difficult to use # Check Android font and display scaling, orientation, and any magnification service. See Compatibility and the Accessibility statement.\nStill need help? # Use the Support page and include the app version, Android version, device model, and exact reproduction steps. Never send an unredacted database or backup unless a safe transfer has been explicitly arranged.\n","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/apps/budgie/troubleshooting/","section":"Apps","summary":"","title":"Budgie troubleshooting","type":"page"},{"content":" Budgie Download Getting started User guide Budgets Importing data Import resources Backup, restore, and export Financial tools Schedules and bills Understanding Insights Organising your data Accounts and reconciliation Data and security Troubleshooting FAQ Changelog Privacy Table of Contents 1. Complete the initial setup 2. Find your way around Budgie 3. Create and manage accounts 4. Record income, expenses, and transfers 5. Search and manage the ledger 6. Organise your data 7. Plan recurring activity 8. Create and monitor budgets 9. Shape the Dashboard 10. Review Insights 11. Adjust appearance and behaviour 12. Back up, restore, export, and import Where to go next Table of Contents 1. Complete the initial setup 2. Find your way around Budgie 3. Create and manage accounts 4. Record income, expenses, and transfers 5. Search and manage the ledger 6. Organise your data 7. Plan recurring activity 8. Create and monitor budgets 9. Shape the Dashboard 10. Review Insights 11. Adjust appearance and behaviour 12. Back up, restore, export, and import Where to go next Budgie is a personal finance app for tracking accounts, transactions, budgets, recurring activity, and spending patterns. This guide takes you through the main workflow from initial setup to backups. For deeper explanations, follow the links to the focused guides throughout the page.\n1. Complete the initial setup # When you open Budgie for the first time, the onboarding screens introduce the app and help you choose its initial behaviour.\nChoose your default currency. Create your first account, or continue and add accounts later. Optionally create a separate cash wallet. Choose Simplified or Advanced mode. Simplified mode hides payees and transaction statuses; Advanced mode makes them available. Review your choices and finish onboarding. You can change these options later under Advanced settings.\nScreenshot needed Budgie onboarding showing the default currency step and the Simplified versus Advanced mode choice. 2. Find your way around Budgie # The main navigation provides quick access to the everyday areas of the app:\nDashboard summarises balances, cash flow, budgets, and recent activity. Ledger contains your transaction history and balance information. Budgets shows spending limits and progress. Insights provides summaries, charts, and trends. Open the side menu for accounts, categories, tags, payees, scheduled items, financial tools, appearance, advanced settings, and information about the app.\nScreenshot needed Budgie with the bottom navigation and side menu open, clearly showing the main destinations. 3. Create and manage accounts # Accounts represent where money is held or owed, such as a current account, savings account, credit card, or cash wallet. Open Accounts, select the add action, and provide a name, currency, and opening balance. Optional fields let you choose an icon and colour, add a description or reference, set a default transaction status, or configure projected-balance warnings.\nUse the account\u0026rsquo;s real currency. Budgie can convert combined values into your default currency using the rates configured under Advanced → Exchange Rates.\nYou can edit, reorder, hide, or archive accounts without removing their history. See Accounts and reconciliation for transfers, statement checking, split purchases, and safe account cleanup.\n4. Record income, expenses, and transfers # Open the Ledger and select the add action:\nUse Expense when money leaves an account and assign an expense category. Use Income when money enters an account and assign an income category. Use Transfer to move money between two Budgie accounts. Enter the account, amount, and date, then add a category, payee, tags, status, note, or photo where useful. Record account-to-account movements as transfers instead of matching income and expense entries; this keeps income and spending reports accurate.\nScreenshot needed The Budgie transaction editor showing Expense, Income, and Transfer choices together with account, amount, date, category, payee, tags, status, and note fields. 5. Search and manage the ledger # Use the Ledger\u0026rsquo;s search, filters, and period controls to narrow the transaction list. Open a transaction to review or edit it. Selection tools can apply supported actions to several records at once, but review the selection carefully before changing or deleting it.\nData Explorer provides a more deliberate way to query transactions by period and other criteria, inspect totals, and work with selected results. Be especially careful when deleting one side of a transfer because the two entries are linked.\n6. Organise your data # Give each organising tool a clear purpose:\nAccounts identify where money is held. Categories describe the primary purpose of income or spending. Payees identify the merchant, employer, person, or organisation involved. Tags add flexible context across categories and accounts. Statuses support review and reconciliation in Advanced mode. Consistent names produce clearer searches, budgets, and Insights. The Organising your data guide includes practical naming patterns and bulk-cleanup advice.\n7. Plan recurring activity # Use Scheduled Items for repeating financial activity. A schedule can create transactions automatically, while a bill waits for you to mark each occurrence as paid or skipped. Configure the account, amount, recurrence, start date, and optional reminder, then review upcoming activity from the relevant dashboard and schedule views.\nRead Schedules and bills before enabling automatic creation or notifications.\n8. Create and monitor budgets # Create a budget, choose the categories it covers, set its amount, and select the period behaviour that matches your plan. Budgie supports fixed ranges, rolling windows, and anchored repeating periods, with optional rollover where available.\nCheck a live budget before changing its dates or type because the period boundaries affect which transactions are counted. See Budgets for examples of each budget type.\n9. Shape the Dashboard # The Dashboard brings frequently used information together. Depending on your configuration, it can show account balances, recent income and expenses, cash flow, budgets, categories, payees, scheduled items, and transaction statuses.\nOpen Customize Dashboard to choose the cards you want and arrange them around your normal review routine. A compact dashboard is often more useful than enabling every available card.\nScreenshot needed A populated Budgie Dashboard alongside the Customize Dashboard screen, showing selectable and reorderable cards. 10. Review Insights # Open Insights, select a reporting period, and move between the available views. Use them to review cash flow, spending pace, income and expense categories, payees, tags, account balances, and transaction sizes.\nCharts reflect the records and classifications in your ledger. Check the selected period and tidy inconsistent categories, payees, or transfers before drawing conclusions. Understanding Insights explains what each view measures.\n11. Adjust appearance and behaviour # Use Look \u0026amp; Feel to change visual preferences. Under Advanced, you can manage settings such as Advanced mode, language, exchange rates, chart behaviour, transaction entry preferences, recent-activity ranges, and the horizon used for upcoming bills.\nChange one setting at a time if you are experimenting, so its effect is easy to recognise. Some navigation items and transaction fields only appear when Advanced mode is enabled.\n12. Back up, restore, export, and import # Create a Budgie ZIP backup after setup and before importing, restoring, changing devices, or reinstalling. Keep a known-good copy somewhere you control. A restore replaces the current local database; it does not merge with it.\nCSV, JSON, and QIF exports are intended for spreadsheets or other software and are not complete restore files. Imports add mapped data to the current database, so keep the source file and check balances and skipped-row messages before continuing.\nFollow Backup, restore, and export for recovery and export steps. Follow Importing data for supported formats and validation rules. Review Budgie data and security before sharing or storing financial files. Where to go next # Getting started provides a shorter first-session checklist. Financial tools explains Budgie\u0026rsquo;s calculators and scenario tools. Troubleshooting covers common balance, import, backup, notification, and display problems. Budgie FAQ answers common product and data questions. Support explains how to ask for help without exposing sensitive financial information. ","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/apps/budgie/user-guide/","section":"Apps","summary":"","title":"Budgie User Guide","type":"page"},{"content":" Lab Sudoku Download How to play Puzzle reference Guided hints and techniques Creating and importing puzzles Camera import Customising the board Daily Challenges and statistics Lab Sudoku Premium Data and security Troubleshooting FAQ Changelog Privacy Before scanning # Use a well-lit, in-focus image with the complete Sudoku grid visible. Keep the phone parallel to the page or screen, avoid glare and heavy shadows, and make sure printed or handwritten digits are distinct from the grid lines.\nCamera import is a convenience for recognising a puzzle, not a substitute for reviewing it. Do not begin solving until the recognised grid matches the source puzzle.\nReview the recognised grid # After scanning:\nCheck that every given digit is in the correct row and column. Correct cells that were missed or misread. Confirm that the puzzle has a valid starting grid. Save the puzzle only after the review is complete. If the scan is unreliable, crop closer to the grid, improve the lighting, remove reflections, or enter the puzzle manually using Creating and importing puzzles.\nCamera permissions # Lab Sudoku needs camera access only when you choose the scan workflow. Grant the permission when you want to scan, and review your Android permission settings if scanning stops working. You can continue using manual entry and regular puzzles without camera access.\nImages and privacy # The scanner and Sudoku digit recognition run through Google Play services and on-device processing. Lab Sudoku receives the recognised puzzle and stores a temporary board preview in its app cache for the review workflow; the feature does not intentionally upload the source puzzle image to Lunar Hut.\nOnly use images you are comfortable processing through the scanner. Avoid including personal documents or unrelated content in the frame. Review the current permission prompt and the Lab Sudoku Privacy Policy for the authoritative description of app data and third-party services.\nIf you are reporting a recognition problem, send a redacted example only when necessary. Remove names, account details, or other unrelated personal information first.\nCommon problems # The camera does not open # Check that another app is not using the camera, confirm that Lab Sudoku has camera permission, and restart the app. If the device still blocks access, use manual entry while investigating the Android permission state.\nDigits are recognised incorrectly # Retake the image with better light, less perspective distortion, and the whole grid in frame. Review and correct every cell before saving.\nThe puzzle is rejected as invalid # Look for a duplicated digit in a row, column, or box, or a digit that was entered in the wrong cell. Correct the grid or start again with manual entry.\n","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/games/lab-sudoku/camera-import/","section":"Games","summary":"","title":"Camera import privacy and troubleshooting","type":"page"},{"content":" Supported Android versions # Budgie requires Android 13 or later (API 33). Lab Sudoku requires Android 8.0 or later (API 26). The current Lab Merge development build also supports Android 8.0 or later, although final public compatibility will be confirmed at release. Google Play remains the source of truth for compatibility with a particular device and for any newer release requirements.\nKeep Google Play services and Android up to date when using purchases, restore flows, camera import, cloud-provider documents, or other platform services.\nConnectivity # Budgie\u0026rsquo;s everyday ledger, budgets, and local reports and Lab Sudoku\u0026rsquo;s regular puzzles and core solving tools do not require a continuous connection. The current Lab Merge preview also keeps its games, custom boards, and progress locally. Cloud-provider backups, exchange-rate updates, Premium verification, promotions, app updates, and optional Daily Challenge services can require internet access.\nScreen sizes and orientation # The applications are designed for phone-sized layouts and should be checked at the device\u0026rsquo;s normal display scale. Lab Sudoku and Lab Merge can be adjusted through their board and layout settings; Budgie\u0026rsquo;s dense tables and forms are easiest to use at the device\u0026rsquo;s normal or enlarged text size.\nIf a control is clipped or difficult to reach, try rotating the device, closing display magnification, or temporarily returning Android display and font size to their defaults. Report the device model, Android version, orientation, and display settings if the problem persists.\nTouch, stylus, and keyboard input # Lab Sudoku includes configurable number-pad and board interaction options, including stylus hover feedback on supported devices. Lab Merge uses swipe, pinch, touch-and-hold, and chart-inspection gestures in the current preview. If you use a physical keyboard, game controller, or accessibility switch, verify the current app build because input support can vary by device and Android version.\nBudgie is primarily touch-driven. Android TalkBack, magnification, and switch-access behavior can vary by device; report the screen and control where an accessibility label or focus order is unclear.\nFor accessibility options and known limitations, read the Accessibility statement. See the Support page for reporting guidance.\n","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/compatibility-accessibility/","section":"Lunar Hut","summary":"","title":"Compatibility","type":"page"},{"content":" Choose the route that matches your question so it reaches the right context without requiring you to send unnecessary personal information. Product help # Start with the shared Support page, then check the relevant product documentation:\nBudgie guides and FAQ Lab Sudoku guides and FAQ Lab Merge preview guides and development status For direct app-support contact, use the developer contact shown on the product\u0026rsquo;s Google Play listing:\nBudgie on Google Play Lab Sudoku on Google Play Lab Merge is not publicly released. Its development status and beta information pages describe the current position.\nPrivacy and data requests # For questions about personal data, analytics, or deletion requests involving data controlled by Lunar Hut, email privacy@lunarhut.com. The Data deletion page explains which information is stored locally and which copies you may need to remove separately.\nAccessibility feedback # Read the Accessibility statement and Compatibility page first. When reporting a barrier, include the product and version, Android version, device model, accessibility service or input method, and the steps that caused the problem.\nProtect your information # Do not send passwords, payment details, complete financial databases, unredacted backups, or screenshots containing sensitive information. Describe the problem first and use fictional or redacted examples wherever possible.\n","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/contact/","section":"Lunar Hut","summary":"","title":"Contact Lunar Hut","type":"page"},{"content":" Lab Sudoku Download How to play Puzzle reference Guided hints and techniques Creating and importing puzzles Camera import Customising the board Daily Challenges and statistics Lab Sudoku Premium Data and security Troubleshooting FAQ Changelog Privacy Lab Sudoku can solve more than its built-in catalogue. Add a puzzle manually, scan one with the camera, or choose an existing image, then keep it in My Puzzles alongside your saved progress.\nEnter a puzzle manually # Choose Add Puzzle and Manual Entry. Enter only the printed or known starting digits—the givens—then select Start Puzzle.\nLab Sudoku checks the grid before starting:\nduplicate digits in a row, column, or box are rejected; a grid with no valid solution cannot be started; a puzzle with multiple solutions can be accepted as a beta case, but exact mistake checks and hints will be limited. Manual entry Scan with the camera # Choose Camera Import, then scan a printed puzzle or select a photo. Lab Sudoku prepares the image, detects the grid and digits with OCR, and opens the result for review.\nFor the best result:\nKeep the puzzle flat and well lit. Avoid glare, shadows, handwriting, and decorative elements over the grid. Fill most of the frame with the puzzle. If using an existing image, crop it closely around the grid. No OCR scan is perfect. Compare every recognised given with the original and correct any missing or mistaken digits before saving.\nCamera import Free accounts can save up to ten camera-imported puzzles in total. Premium unlocks unlimited saved camera imports. Manual puzzle entry remains available without Premium.\nOrganise My Puzzles # Imported and manually created puzzles appear in My Puzzles. You can filter the library by unfinished, solved, or bookmarked items; continue saved progress; and distinguish manually entered puzzles from scanned ones.\nUse folders and tags to organise the library, and add bookmarks to keep favourites easy to find. Free accounts can bookmark up to ten puzzles; Premium removes that limit.\nDeleting saved game progress removes its current moves and checkpoints, while the underlying puzzle remains available to play again. Deleting an imported puzzle removes it from the library, so confirm that you selected the intended item.\n","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/games/lab-sudoku/import-puzzles/","section":"Games","summary":"","title":"Creating and Importing Puzzles","type":"page"},{"content":" Lab Merge How to play Modes and boards Experimental board editor Customising the game Statistics and achievements FAQ Development status Beta testing Pre-release privacy Lab Merge is being designed to adapt to different screens, grips, and playing styles. The settings below describe the current development build and may be refined before release.\nAppearance and motion # Follow the system appearance or choose the available light and dark presentation. Turn tile animations on or off. Choose square or rounded cells, a fine, standard, or bold grid, and a preferred board-number font. Select a home-screen scene: Tile Skyline, Number Orbit, Calm Waves, Constellation, or no scene. Choose how the four game modes appear on the home screen: a game carousel, small scrolling cards, or a full-width hero with page dots. Preview an extended theme collection being developed as a planned premium option. Board size and position # Pinch on the game board to resize it. Touch and hold, then drag, to reposition it for your screen and grip. Board scale and position can also be adjusted through settings.\nScreenshot needed The Lab Merge board appearance settings with a live preview, showing cell-shape, grid-style, number-font, theme, board-scale, and board-position controls. Game-screen behaviour # Choose whether the timer is hidden, compact, or digital. Screen-awake options can follow the system, keep the display awake for five or ten minutes, or keep it awake while playing. Fullscreen mode is also available in the current build.\nUndo and restart actions can be positioned to match the way you hold the device.\nThe in-development Swipe Sensitivity slider controls how far you must drag before releasing to commit the interactive move preview. It ranges from a more sensitive 10% of a cell to a more deliberate 60%, in five-percentage-point steps.\nScreenshot needed The Lab Merge Gameplay settings showing the Swipe Sensitivity slider with its current percentage and the More sensitive and More deliberate labels, plus undo- and restart-button placement controls. Home-screen layout # The mode selector can use one of three presentations without changing the selected mode or any saved game:\nGame carousel emphasises one mode card while adjacent cards remain partially visible. Small scrolling cards fits several compact choices into a horizontal row. Hero with page dots gives the selected mode a full-width card and uses accessible page indicators for navigation. Screenshot needed A three-part comparison of the Game carousel, Small scrolling cards, and Hero with page dots mode-selector styles, each showing the same four game modes. Language # Lab Merge follows Android\u0026rsquo;s per-app language setting. The current source includes English, German, and Spanish resources; translation coverage may change during development.\nAccessibility note # Disabling animation can reduce motion, while board scaling, repositioning, and swipe sensitivity can improve reach and control. The mode selector exposes its choices as selectable controls, and triangular boards expose all six directions to accessibility services. Custom-drawn tiles, charts, gestures, and unusual board shapes still need broader accessibility testing before release. See the shared Accessibility statement and report issues through Support.\n","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/games/lab-merge/customisation/","section":"Games","summary":"","title":"Customising Lab Merge","type":"page"},{"content":" Lab Sudoku Download How to play Puzzle reference Guided hints and techniques Creating and importing puzzles Camera import Customising the board Daily Challenges and statistics Lab Sudoku Premium Data and security Troubleshooting FAQ Changelog Privacy Lab Sudoku separates its settings into focused groups, with live previews where appearance choices need visual comparison. Open Settings to make the board comfortable for your screen, eyesight, and playing style.\nSettings Board appearance # Choose a grid style—including full, short-line, open, and open-short treatments—and select square, rounded, or circular cell shapes. Box colouring can further distinguish the 3×3 regions.\nColour themes include light, dark, and AMOLED-oriented choices. Premium adds more themes, while previews let you inspect a Premium theme before choosing whether to unlock it.\nNumbers and candidates # Choose the number font and candidate layout that you find easiest to read. The default number font is available to everyone; additional fonts are included with Premium.\nNumber buttons can be plain or display distribution or count-left information. You can arrange all digits in one horizontal row or split them across two rows.\nCustomising the Board Input and controls # Configure how the board responds to you:\ndouble-tap or long-press to clear a cell; automatic removal of candidates invalidated by a placed number; stylus hover highlighting for the row and column beneath a supported stylus. Highlights and animation # Choose the highlight pattern and whether animations are shown. Mistake highlighting can identify incorrect numbers immediately or remain off for a stricter pencil-and-paper experience.\nLayout and position # Use pinch gestures to resize the grid and press-and-drag to reposition it. This is useful on larger screens or when you want the number controls closer to one hand.\nScreen and timer # Control screen sleep, full-screen behavior, and timer presentation. Timer styles include none, compact, long, and digital, so elapsed time can be prominent, subtle, or hidden.\nChanges are remembered for future puzzles. If a combination becomes uncomfortable, return to its settings group and use the reset option.\n","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/games/lab-sudoku/customisation/","section":"Games","summary":"","title":"Customising the Board","type":"page"},{"content":" Lab Sudoku Download How to play Puzzle reference Guided hints and techniques Creating and importing puzzles Camera import Customising the board Daily Challenges and statistics Lab Sudoku Premium Data and security Troubleshooting FAQ Changelog Privacy Lab Sudoku combines a changing Daily Challenge with personal statistics from completed puzzles. Daily play contributes to its own history and streaks, while the Statistics screen provides a broader view across your solving activity.\nDaily Challenges # Each date offers Daily puzzles at Simple, Easy, Medium, Expert, and Diabolical difficulty. Free players choose one Daily difficulty for that day; Premium unlocks every Daily difficulty.\nThe current challenge needs an internet connection once to download. After it is available on the device, you can begin or continue it like another saved puzzle.\nDaily Challenge Recent Daily Challenges cover the last fourteen days and can be filtered by all, in progress, solved, or bookmarked. Depending on its state, a challenge may be marked completed today, completed late, in progress, missed, or available to replay.\nThe Daily area tracks completed challenges, your current streak, and your best streak. Completing a challenge after its original date can preserve the solve in history while distinguishing it from an on-time completion.\nPersonal statistics # The Statistics screen begins to fill after you complete puzzles. Its overall measures include:\npuzzles solved, average time, best time, and total solve time; current and best streak; solves this week and this month; favourite difficulty and difficulty breakdown; average mistakes and hints; flawless and hint-free solve rates; recent solve times and weekly activity. Recent progress compares the average of your latest five solves with the preceding five and indicates whether your pace is faster, slower, or holding steady.\nStatistics Community comparison # Premium players can opt in to anonymous Daily Challenge comparisons. When enabled, Lab Sudoku shares one result per completed Daily Challenge containing completion time, mistakes, and hints used. Names are not shown; comparisons use community averages.\nSharing is optional and can be disabled. Premium players can also choose to share eligible past Daily results. See Lab Sudoku Premium for the complete feature list.\n","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/games/lab-sudoku/daily-challenges-and-statistics/","section":"Games","summary":"","title":"Daily Challenges and Statistics","type":"page"},{"content":" Local app data # Android\u0026rsquo;s Settings → Apps → Storage → Clear storage removes the selected app\u0026rsquo;s local data from that device. Uninstalling generally removes local app data as well. Back up anything you want to keep before clearing storage or uninstalling.\nBudgie files # Budgie backups and CSV, JSON, or QIF exports are files you create in a location you choose. Clearing or uninstalling the app does not remove copies stored elsewhere. Delete unwanted files separately from device storage, removable storage, Google Drive, or another document provider, including its recycle bin where applicable.\nLab Sudoku images and progress # Delete source photos through the gallery or document provider that owns them. Temporary camera-import previews are stored in app cache and are removed with app storage. Clearing Lab Sudoku\u0026rsquo;s storage removes locally stored puzzles, progress, checkpoints, bookmarks, settings, and statistics from that device.\nLab Merge games and layouts # The current Lab Merge preview stores saved games, results, best scores, statistics, achievements, custom layouts, and preferences locally. Clearing its app storage or uninstalling it removes that data from the device. Copies of custom-layout JSON saved or shared elsewhere must be deleted separately from the destination where they were placed.\nOnline and diagnostic data # Google Play manages purchase records and may retain them under Google\u0026rsquo;s policies. Firebase services may process analytics, crash, anonymous entitlement, promotion, or optional Daily Challenge comparison data as described in the relevant privacy policy.\nFor a privacy or deletion request concerning data controlled by Lunar Hut, email privacy@lunarhut.com. Include the product name and enough detail to identify the relevant feature, but do not send passwords, payment details, financial databases, or unredacted backups.\nSome diagnostic records may not be linkable to you, and legal, fraud-prevention, security, or accounting obligations may require limited retention. Lunar Hut will explain what can be identified and deleted when responding to a request.\n","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/data-deletion/","section":"Lunar Hut","summary":"","title":"Data deletion","type":"page"},{"content":" Budgie Download Getting started User guide Budgets Importing data Import resources Backup, restore, and export Financial tools Schedules and bills Understanding Insights Organising your data Accounts and reconciliation Data and security Troubleshooting FAQ Changelog Privacy Get Budgie # Versionv2608.3110 RequiresAndroid 13 or later (API 33) Scan with your phone to open Google Play Google Play determines whether the current release is compatible with your device and shows the version available to your account and region.\nRequirements # Platform: Android Minimum version: Android 13 (API 33) Account: no bank account connection is required Internet: everyday transaction entry, budgets, and local reporting are designed to work without a continuous connection Online features: cloud-provider backups, exchange-rate updates, app updates, and some platform services require connectivity Optional permissions: notifications support scheduled reminders; camera access is optional and is not required for core finance tracking Current release information # The most recent release documented on this site is v2608.3110, dated 31 August 2026. Google Play remains the source of truth if a newer build is available. See the changelog for release notes.\nBefore changing devices # Create a current Budgie ZIP backup and keep it somewhere you control. A CSV, JSON, or QIF export is useful outside Budgie but is not a complete restore file. See Backup, restore, and export.\n","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/apps/budgie/download/","section":"Apps","summary":"","title":"Download Budgie","type":"page"},{"content":" Lab Sudoku Download How to play Puzzle reference Guided hints and techniques Creating and importing puzzles Camera import Customising the board Daily Challenges and statistics Lab Sudoku Premium Data and security Troubleshooting FAQ Changelog Privacy Get Lab Sudoku # Versionv2609.1510 RequiresAndroid 8.0 or later (API 26) Scan with your phone to open Google Play Google Play determines whether the current release is compatible with your device and shows the version available to your account and region.\nRequirements # Platform: Android Minimum version: Android 8.0 (API 26) Internet: regular puzzles and core solving tools can be used without a continuous connection Online features: Premium purchase and restore, app updates, promotions, and Daily Challenge community services require connectivity Camera: optional; used only when you choose camera import Google Play services: required for purchases and the document-scanner flow used by camera import Current release information # The most recent release documented on this site is v2609.1510, dated 15 September 2026. Google Play remains the source of truth if a newer build is available. See the changelog for release notes.\nPremium # Premium is a one-time Google Play purchase rather than a subscription. Use the Google Play account that owns the purchase when restoring it after reinstalling or changing devices. See Lab Sudoku Premium.\n","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/games/lab-sudoku/download/","section":"Games","summary":"","title":"Download Lab Sudoku","type":"page"},{"content":" Lab Merge How to play Modes and boards Experimental board editor Customising the game Statistics and achievements FAQ Development status Beta testing Pre-release privacy The board editor is one of Lab Merge\u0026rsquo;s most ambitious upcoming features. It is currently experimental: the tools, file format, and terrain behaviour may change before public release.\nBuild a board # Start with a square, hexagonal, or triangular-cell grid and choose its dimensions. Paint the playable outline cell by cell, then add terrain and starting pieces. Presets provide a quicker starting point for an empty square, empty hexagon, portal pair, or ice channel.\nThe editor supports:\nnormal, ice, portal, wall, and void cells; rock tiles placed on ice; automatically or manually paired portals; ice regions with limited or unlimited uses; fixed starting tiles and permitted random starting numbers for 2048, Threes, Fibonacci, or Powers of 3; and undo and redo while editing. Screenshot needed The Lab Merge board editor using triangular cells, with the geometry choices and terrain palette visible, plus several enabled cells, undo/redo, validation, Save, and Test controls. Choose starting rules # The editor understands all four built-in rule sets. Its starting-value choices follow the selected mode: powers of two for 2048, 1/2/3-based values for Threes, sequence values for Fibonacci, and powers of three for Powers of 3. A custom board can be tested immediately in its configured starting mode.\nValidate before playing # Lab Merge checks a custom layout before saving or testing it. A playable board needs somewhere for random tiles to spawn, portals must have exactly two endpoints per pair, rocks must sit on ice, and starting values cannot occupy blocked cells.\nClear validation messages identify what needs attention instead of silently accepting a broken board.\nTest and manage layouts # A valid board can be launched directly in a test game. Saved custom boards can be edited, duplicated, or deleted as the design evolves. Changing a board\u0026rsquo;s structure or starting tiles resets its saved games, best scores, and statistics across its modes; renaming it preserves them.\nCopy and import JSON # The editor can copy a layout as JSON and import a compatible JSON layout. This is intended to make backup, experimentation, and eventual sharing easier. Treat the format as pre-release for now: keep the original JSON when moving a board between development builds.\nScreenshot needed The custom-board library showing square, hexagonal, and triangular-cell designs with Edit, Test, Duplicate, Copy JSON, Import, and Delete actions, plus a clear Experimental label. ","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/games/lab-merge/board-editor/","section":"Games","summary":"","title":"Experimental Board Editor","type":"page"},{"content":" Budgie Download Getting started User guide Budgets Importing data Import resources Backup, restore, and export Financial tools Schedules and bills Understanding Insights Organising your data Accounts and reconciliation Data and security Troubleshooting FAQ Changelog Privacy Budgie\u0026rsquo;s Financial Tools help you explore common money questions using values you provide. Results are estimates based on constant rates and assumptions; they are not financial advice or predictions.\nFinancial tools list Currency # Exchange Calculator # Convert an amount between two currencies using the available exchange rate. The result shows the converted amount, the rate used, and when rates were updated. A result cannot be calculated when no rate is available for the selected pair.\nBorrowing and debt # Repayment Calculator # Estimate repayments and total interest from a loan amount, annual interest rate, term, and repayment frequency. Use it to compare how different rates or terms affect the cost of borrowing.\nDebt Payoff Planner # Enter multiple debts with their balances, interest rates, and minimum monthly payments, then add any extra monthly amount. Compare:\nHighest interest, which prioritises the most expensive debt; Lowest balance, which prioritises earlier visible progress. When a debt is paid off, its minimum payment rolls into the remaining debts. Budgie estimates the debt-free time and total interest.\nMortgage and Loan Scenarios # Compare a standard repayment path with additional monthly payments or a one-off lump sum. Results include estimated payoff time, interest, fees, and potential interest saved.\nDebt-to-Income Calculator # Enter gross monthly income and monthly housing, loan, credit-card, and other debt payments. Budgie divides the obligations entered by gross income. The result is an informational ratio and does not determine eligibility for any financial product.\nSaving and growth # Interest Calculator # Project balance growth from an initial deposit, regular deposits, interest rate, duration, compounding assumptions, inflation, and annual fees. The chart separates your deposits from estimated interest and can show the result in today\u0026rsquo;s money.\nSavings Goal Calculator # Start with a target amount, current savings, expected return, and planned contribution. Use the result to estimate the time or contribution needed to reach the goal, including inflation-aware values where configured.\nEmergency Fund # Enter current liquid savings, monthly essential spending, a target number of months, and a planned contribution. Budgie estimates your current runway, target fund, remaining shortfall, and time to target.\nRetirement Projection # Enter your age, planned retirement age, current balance, contributions, expected return, fees, inflation, and an estimated drawdown rate. Budgie projects a retirement balance and an indicative monthly drawdown in today\u0026rsquo;s money. It does not include tax, pensions, or jurisdiction-specific rules.\nFinancial tool result Compare scenarios carefully # Small changes in rates, fees, inflation, and time can materially change a long-term estimate. Try several plausible scenarios, keep the assumptions consistent when comparing results, and treat the output as a planning aid rather than a guarantee.\n","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/apps/budgie/financial-tools/","section":"Apps","summary":"","title":"Financial Tools","type":"page"},{"content":" Puzzle games with room to think # Lunar Hut games pair familiar puzzle ideas with flexible controls, thoughtful customisation, and tools that let you play at your own pace.\nAvailable on Google PlayLab Sudoku A calm, highly customisable Sudoku game built for everything from a quick puzzle to a demanding logical solve.\nPlay five difficulty levels, Daily Challenges, and your own imported puzzles. Learn with Guided Hints, candidates, checkpoints, undo, and validation. Adjust the board, controls, themes, fonts, and accessibility preferences. Explore Lab Sudoku Get it on Google Play Lab Merge screenshot coming soon In developmentLab Merge An upcoming sliding-number puzzle that expands familiar combining rules across unusual boards and experimental terrain.\nSwitch between 2048, Threes, Fibonacci, and Powers of 3 rules. Play square, hexagonal, triangular-cell, and custom board layouts. Experiment with portals, ice, walls, rocks, and shareable layout JSON. Preview Lab Merge Development status Built for unhurried play # Offline-friendly Regular puzzles, saved games, and core play remain available without a continuous connection. Make it yours Choose light or dark appearance and adjust board presentation and interaction to suit your device. Track progress Review meaningful statistics and progress while keeping regular gameplay data on your device. Need help choosing or playing? Visit Support or review compatibility and accessibility.\n","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/games/","section":"Games","summary":"","title":"Games","type":"page"},{"content":" Budgie Download Getting started User guide Budgets Importing data Import resources Backup, restore, and export Financial tools Schedules and bills Understanding Insights Organising your data Accounts and reconciliation Data and security Troubleshooting FAQ Changelog Privacy Budgie keeps your financial data in a local database and gives you a hands-on way to record accounts, transactions, budgets, schedules, and insights. It does not connect to your bank, so you remain in control of what is added.\n1. Create your accounts # Open Accounts from the menu and add each account you want to track. Give the account a name, currency, and initial balance. You can also choose its icon and colour, add a description or account number, and set a default transaction status.\nOptional account settings let you archive or hide an account, exclude it from the combined balance, and enable a warning when scheduled activity would take its projected balance below a threshold.\nAccount editor For the clearest reports, use an account\u0026rsquo;s real currency and enter its balance as of the date you begin tracking it.\n2. Record everyday activity # Open the Ledger and add a transaction. Choose whether it is income, an expense, or a transfer, then enter the date and amount.\nAn expense moves money out of an account and uses an expense category. Income moves money into an account and uses an income category. A transfer moves money between two Budgie accounts and creates linked sides of the same movement. You can also attach a payee, tags, a note, a status, and a photo where appropriate. Transfers should use the source account and destination account rather than an income or expense category, so they do not inflate spending or income reports.\nNew transaction screen 3. Organise as you go # Use categories for the primary purpose of a transaction, payees for who was involved, and tags for flexible labels that can cross categories and accounts. For example, a restaurant expense might use the Dining category, the restaurant as its payee, and Holiday as a tag.\nSee Organising Your Data for more detail.\n4. Add a budget or schedule # Once you have some transactions, create a budget for a fixed period, a moving window, or a repeating cycle. The Budgets guide explains the available budget types.\nUse schedules for repeating transactions and bills. A schedule can create transactions automatically; a bill waits for you to mark it paid or skip that occurrence. See Schedules and Bills.\n5. Shape your dashboard # The dashboard can surface balances, recent cash flow, budgets, categories, payees, scheduled items, transaction status, and other summaries. Use Customize Dashboard to keep the information you use most within easy reach.\nWhen you are ready to explore longer-term patterns, open Insights and choose a reporting period. The Understanding Insights guide explains each view.\n6. Protect your data # Set up a backup after creating your accounts. Budgie supports local and cloud-provider folders, one-off backups, automatic schedules, and restore. Read Backup, Restore, and Export before relying on a backup or moving data between devices.\n","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/apps/budgie/getting-started/","section":"Apps","summary":"","title":"Getting Started with Budgie","type":"page"},{"content":" Lab Sudoku Download How to play Puzzle reference Guided hints and techniques Creating and importing puzzles Camera import Customising the board Daily Challenges and statistics Lab Sudoku Premium Data and security Troubleshooting FAQ Changelog Privacy Guided Hints look for a logical next step in the current grid. Instead of immediately revealing an answer, a hint names the technique, focuses attention on the relevant cells, and explains either the placement or candidate elimination.\nOpen the hint menu while playing and choose Guided Hint. If the technique needs candidates and some are missing, Lab Sudoku can populate them before continuing.\nGuided hints Reading a visual hint # The board uses visual emphasis to separate the parts of a pattern:\naccent candidates form the logical pattern; red candidates can be removed; lines show candidates that are linked by the technique. Cell positions can be shown as row-and-column coordinates such as R3C5, or in chess-style notation such as E3, depending on your settings.\nPlacement techniques # Naked Single # A cell has only one possible candidate, so that digit must be placed there.\nHidden Single # A digit may appear as a candidate in several cells generally, but in one particular row, column, or box it has only one possible position.\nThese single techniques are included in the free Guided Hint set.\nSubset techniques # Naked Pair and Naked Triple # Two or three cells in a unit contain only the same two or three candidates. Those candidates can be removed from other cells in that row, column, or box.\nHidden Pair and Hidden Triple # Two or three digits can only appear in the same two or three cells of a unit. Other candidates can be removed from those selected cells.\nBox-line interactions # Pointing Pair or Triple # Within one 3×3 box, all candidates for a digit lie in the same row or column. That digit can be removed from the rest of that row or column outside the box.\nClaiming # Within a row or column, all candidates for a digit lie in a single box. The digit can be removed from other cells in that box.\nWings and fish # XY-Wing # Three two-candidate cells form a linked pattern. Any cell that sees both wing cells cannot contain the shared elimination candidate.\nX-Wing # A digit is restricted to the same two columns in two rows—or the same two rows in two columns. Other occurrences in those columns or rows can be removed.\nSwordfish # Swordfish extends the X-Wing idea across three rows and three columns, allowing the same candidate to be removed outside the pattern.\nAdvanced Guided Hint techniques and their visual explanations are Premium features. You can always choose Reveal Digit when you want an answer rather than a logical explanation.\n","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/games/lab-sudoku/hints-and-techniques/","section":"Games","summary":"","title":"Guided Hints and Techniques","type":"page"},{"content":" Lab Merge How to play Modes and boards Experimental board editor Customising the game Statistics and achievements FAQ Development status Beta testing Pre-release privacy Table of Contents Classic 2048 rules Threes rules Fibonacci rules Powers of 3 rules Square, hexagonal, and triangular movement Preview and commit a move Save, resume, and undo Table of Contents Classic 2048 rules Threes rules Fibonacci rules Powers of 3 rules Square, hexagonal, and triangular movement Preview and commit a move Save, resume, and undo Lab Merge is a turn-based sliding-tile puzzle. Drag across the board to preview a direction, then release to make the move. Compatible tiles combine and a new tile normally appears after a successful move, so every turn changes both your opportunities and the available space.\nClassic 2048 rules # In 2048 mode, tiles with the same value combine: 2 + 2 becomes 4, 4 + 4 becomes 8, and so on. The usual milestone is the 2048 tile, but a run can continue while legal moves remain.\nTry to keep your largest tiles organised toward an edge or corner. Avoid swiping without a plan: a nearly full board can end quickly when matching values become separated.\nThrees rules # Threes mode changes both the combinations and movement. A 1 combines with a 2 to make 3; after that, equal values combine—3 + 3 becomes 6, 6 + 6 becomes 12, and so on. Each move advances tiles by one cell rather than compressing them to the edge. The next-tile preview shows what will enter from a changed lane.\nFibonacci rules # Fibonacci mode joins neighbouring values from the sequence in either order: 1 + 1 becomes 2, 1 + 2 becomes 3, 2 + 3 becomes 5, and so on. Tiles compress towards the edge. New tiles are usually 1 and occasionally 2; the goal is 2584, with the option to keep playing afterwards.\nPowers of 3 rules # Powers of 3 uses pairwise merges: 3 + 3 becomes 9, 9 + 9 becomes 27, and so on. It does not require three matching tiles. Tiles compress towards the edge, a new 3 appears after a successful move, and the goal is 2187. You can continue beyond the goal while legal moves remain.\nSaved games, best scores, statistics, and tile milestones are kept separately for all four modes.\nScreenshot needed Four labelled gameplay details showing the defining merge in each mode: 2 \u0026#43; 2 to 4, 1 \u0026#43; 2 to 3 with the next-tile preview, 2 \u0026#43; 3 to 5, and 3 \u0026#43; 3 to 9. Square, hexagonal, and triangular movement # Square boards move in four directions. Hexagonal and triangular-cell boards use three reversible axes, providing six directions and changing how corners, lanes, and escape routes work. Board outlines can contain gaps, so a useful edge on one layout may be a trap on another.\nTriangular-cell boards are currently behind a beta switch on the home screen. They are different from the Triangle silhouette layout, which still uses square cells.\nLab Sudoku Triangular Board Preview and commit a move # As you drag, movable tiles follow the selected direction and prospective merges appear before the board changes. Returning towards the starting point cancels the preview; releasing after the commit distance applies exactly the move shown. Score, random spawning, terrain use, undo history, and saved progress do not change until release.\nThe in-development Swipe Sensitivity setting changes how much of a cell you must drag before release—from a more responsive short gesture to a more deliberate movement. Disabling animations makes committed moves settle immediately.\nScreenshot needed The same game position in two states: first during a partial drag with tiles and a prospective merge following the finger, then immediately after release with the move committed and the new tile appearing. Save, resume, and undo # Progress is saved locally for each mode and layout. You can leave one board, try another, and return to the earlier run later. The undo control can step back through up to 20 recent states, which is useful when learning a layout or recovering from an unintended swipe. Cancelling a move preview does not consume an undo state.\nStarting a new game replaces the saved run for that particular mode and layout after confirmation; it does not erase your other boards or completed-game history.\nContinue with Modes and Boards to choose a rule set and layout.\n","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/games/lab-merge/how-to-play/","section":"Games","summary":"","title":"How to Play Lab Merge","type":"page"},{"content":" Lab Sudoku Download How to play Puzzle reference Guided hints and techniques Creating and importing puzzles Camera import Customising the board Daily Challenges and statistics Lab Sudoku Premium Data and security Troubleshooting FAQ Changelog Privacy The aim of Sudoku is to fill every empty cell with a digit from 1 to 9 so that each row, each column, and each 3×3 box contains every digit once. The starting digits are fixed; everything else is solved through logic.\nStart or continue a puzzle # From Home, choose one of five difficulty levels: Simple, Easy, Medium, Expert, or Diabolical. Lab Sudoku saves your progress, so an unfinished puzzle can be continued later.\nSelect a cell and tap a number to enter it. The board can highlight related cells and matching digits according to your settings. If mistake highlighting is enabled, an incorrect entry is identified as you play.\nGame in progress Use candidates # Candidate mode records the digits that might fit in a cell without committing to an answer. This is especially useful when a puzzle cannot yet be solved with direct placements.\nAuto Candidates can populate missing candidates for the current board. The automatic candidate-removal setting controls whether candidates made impossible by a placed digit are removed for you or left for you to manage.\nCorrect and check your work # Undo and Redo move backward or forward through recent changes. Validate checks the current board. Restart returns the puzzle to its starting state after confirmation. Reveal Digit fills an answer when you want direct help; completed-game statistics track reveals. Guided Hint looks for a logical next step and explains the pattern instead of simply revealing a digit. Save a checkpoint # A checkpoint captures the current board before you test a difficult branch. Open Checkpoints, give the position a title and optional description, then restore it later if the branch does not work.\nRestoring a checkpoint replaces the current board state, so save another checkpoint first if you want to preserve both paths. Free play includes up to two checkpoints per puzzle; Premium removes that limit.\nCheckpoints Finish and review # When the grid is complete and valid, Lab Sudoku records the solve. The completion summary can include time, mistakes, hints, and reveals. These results feed the Statistics area so you can compare difficulties and watch your progress.\nFor help with the reasoning itself, continue with Guided Hints and Techniques.\n","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/games/lab-sudoku/how-to-play/","section":"Games","summary":"","title":"How to Play Lab Sudoku","type":"page"},{"content":" Budgie Download Getting started User guide Budgets Importing data Import resources Backup, restore, and export Financial tools Schedules and bills Understanding Insights Organising your data Accounts and reconciliation Data and security Troubleshooting FAQ Changelog Privacy Use these resources when preparing data for Budgie\u0026rsquo;s general-purpose Single CSV importer. For the complete field reference and instructions for Spendee and ExpenseIQ, read Importing Data.\nDownloadable examples # Ordinary transactions CSV — income and expense examples. Transfers CSV — linked transfers between accounts. Both files use fictional information and can be opened in a spreadsheet or text editor. Save your edited copy as UTF-8 comma-separated CSV and retain the header row.\nRequired header # ACCOUNT_FROM,DATE,CURRENCY,AMOUNT,PAYEE,CATEGORY,ACCOUNT_TO,TAGS,DESCRIPTION Every column must remain present, although optional fields may be empty. Header matching is case-insensitive. Avoid ambiguous numeric dates; YYYY-MM-DD is the safest portable format.\nPreparation checklist # Make a Budgie ZIP backup before importing. Work on a copy of the source export. Use consistent account, category, payee, and tag names. Use ISO currency codes such as AUD, EUR, or USD. Use negative amounts for expenses and positive amounts for income. For a transfer, provide ACCOUNT_FROM and ACCOUNT_TO; the amount\u0026rsquo;s sign does not reverse its direction. Import a small sample before importing the complete history. Validate the result # After importing, review the import log, transaction count, account currencies, balances, dates, categories, and linked transfers. Budgie does not automatically identify rows imported previously, so importing the same file twice can create duplicates. Restoring the backup made immediately before the import is often the safest recovery method.\nOpen the complete import guide\n","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/apps/budgie/import-resources/","section":"Apps","summary":"","title":"Import Resources","type":"page"},{"content":" Budgie Download Getting started User guide Budgets Importing data Import resources Backup, restore, and export Financial tools Schedules and bills Understanding Insights Organising your data Accounts and reconciliation Data and security Troubleshooting FAQ Changelog Privacy Table of Contents Single CSV Avoid duplicate imports Spendee CSV ExpenseIQ backup After an import Table of Contents Single CSV Avoid duplicate imports Spendee CSV ExpenseIQ backup After an import Open Database Tools in Budgie, select an import type, choose the file, and review the import log. Imports add data to the current local database; they are not a replace or restore operation. Back up your Budgie data before importing, especially before a large migration.\nBudgie matches existing accounts, categories, payees, and tags where supported. Matching is case-insensitive by name. New items are created when no suitable existing item is found. A category with the same name but a different transaction type is treated as a different category.\nInvalid or incomplete rows are skipped and reported in the import log. Keep the source export until you have checked the imported accounts, transactions, and balances.\nImport types Single CSV # The Single CSV importer is the general-purpose option for data exported from a spreadsheet, bank conversion, or another budgeting app. The file must be a comma-separated CSV with a header row. Header names are case-insensitive, but every column below is required.\nDownload an example to use as a starting point:\nOrdinary transactions CSV Transfers CSV Save an edited copy as UTF-8 CSV and keep the header names unchanged.\nColumn Required content How Budgie uses it ACCOUNT_FROM Account name Creates or matches the source account. DATE Transaction date Accepts YYYY-MM-DD, D/M/YYYY, DD/MM/YYYY, M/D/YYYY, or MM/DD/YYYY. Ambiguous numeric dates should be avoided. CURRENCY ISO currency code, such as AUD Used for newly created accounts. A blank value defaults to Budgie\u0026rsquo;s default account currency. AMOUNT Non-zero number Negative amounts import as expenses; positive amounts import as income. PAYEE Optional payee name Creates or matches a payee for ordinary income or expense transactions. CATEGORY Category name Required for ordinary income or expense transactions. ACCOUNT_TO Optional destination account name When present, the row imports as a linked transfer rather than a categorised transaction. TAGS Optional tags Separate multiple tags with commas or semicolons. DESCRIPTION Optional text Imports as the transaction note. For ordinary transactions, leave ACCOUNT_TO empty and provide a category. For transfers, set ACCOUNT_TO; Budgie creates both sides of the transfer and links them. The transfer amount is imported using its absolute value, so its sign does not change the direction: ACCOUNT_FROM is the source and ACCOUNT_TO is the destination.\nExample:\nACCOUNT_FROM,DATE,CURRENCY,AMOUNT,PAYEE,CATEGORY,ACCOUNT_TO,TAGS,DESCRIPTION Everyday,2026-08-01,AUD,-42.50,Fresh Market,Groceries,,food;weekly,Weekly groceries Everyday,2026-08-02,AUD,-500.00,,,Savings,transfer,Move money to savings Everyday,2026-08-03,AUD,2500.00,Employer,Salary,,,August salary The second row is a transfer from Everyday to Savings; it does not need a category.\nRows are skipped when the source account is missing, the date is invalid, the amount is zero or not numeric, or an ordinary transaction has no category. For new accounts, use a consistent currency per account in the file; Budgie uses the currency from the account\u0026rsquo;s first imported occurrence.\nAvoid duplicate imports # The importer adds records to the current database and does not automatically identify a previously imported row. Before importing:\nCreate a Budgie ZIP backup. Import a small sample first. Check transaction counts, balances, dates, and transfers. Import the complete file only after the sample behaves as expected. If the same file is imported twice, restoring the pre-import backup is often safer than manually deleting a large number of duplicate records.\nSpendee CSV # Choose Spendee CSV for a CSV export produced by Spendee. Budgie reads Spendee\u0026rsquo;s transaction export fields including wallet, currency, type, category name, date, note, and labels.\nThe importer requires valid values for Amount, Wallet, Category name, and Date. It also uses these Spendee fields when present:\nSpendee field Budgie result Wallet Account; a new account is created if needed. Currency Currency for a newly created account; blank defaults to Budgie\u0026rsquo;s default account currency. Type income imports as income; other values import as expenses. Category name Income or expense category. Date Transaction date; Spendee\u0026rsquo;s ISO date-time value is converted to its calendar date. Note Transaction note. Labels Tags; separate labels with commas. Spendee imports currently create transactions without payees and do not reconstruct transfers from the CSV. Review wallet balances and transfer history after import if your Spendee export includes transfers or adjustments.\nExpenseIQ backup # Choose ExpenseIQ Backup for a single encrypted ExpenseIQ backup file. Budgie decrypts the backup locally, loads the supported records into a temporary local database, then imports the mapped data. The original backup is not changed.\nThe importer supports:\naccounts, including name, description, currency, initial balance, icon, colour, status, visibility, and report-exclusion settings; categories, including the category type, description, icon, and colour; payees derived from transaction and reminder titles; transactions, including dates, amounts, notes, status, and linked transfers where both sides can be identified; child ExpenseIQ categories as Budgie tags on their transactions; budgets, mapped as monthly anchored budgets with any available account and category filters; recurring schedules and active one-time reminders where the necessary transaction data is available. ExpenseIQ records marked deleted are excluded. Transactions with Template or Open status are not imported as normal transactions, because ExpenseIQ uses them for internal templates and reminder state. Circular transfer records are skipped. Where one side of a transfer cannot be linked, Budgie imports it as an unlinked transfer so that it remains visible for review.\nExpenseIQ\u0026rsquo;s original budget frequency is not available in the imported budget table. Imported budgets therefore use a monthly anchored interval beginning on the first day of the month. Review imported budgets and adjust their period, limit, filters, and currency as needed.\nAfter an import # Check the import log for skipped rows and mapping warnings. Verify account currencies and opening balances. Review transfers, especially data imported from Spendee or ExpenseIQ. Confirm category and tag mappings, then remove or merge duplicates if required. Review recurring schedules and imported budgets before relying on reminders or reports. Import results Spendee and ExpenseIQ are names and marks of their respective owners. Budgie is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Spendee or ExpenseIQ.\n","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/apps/budgie/data-import/","section":"Apps","summary":"","title":"Importing Data","type":"page"},{"content":" Lab Merge How to play Modes and boards Experimental board editor Customising the game Statistics and achievements FAQ Development status Beta testing Pre-release privacy A familiar number puzzle, opened up # Lab Merge is currently in development and is not yet available on Google Play.\nLab Merge starts with the satisfying slide-and-combine play of 2048, then opens it up with Threes, Fibonacci, and Powers of 3 rules. Play on square, hexagonal, or beta triangular-cell grids, try boards with unusual shapes, and return to a separate saved game for every mode and layout.\nLab Sudoku home screen Four ways to combine # In 2048, equal powers of two merge as tiles slide towards the edge. In Threes, 1 and 2 make 3, then equal tiles combine. Tiles move one cell and the next tile is shown before the move. In Fibonacci, neighbouring values in the sequence combine, including 1 + 1 = 2, on the way to 2584. In Powers of 3, equal pairs triple: 3 + 3 = 9, 9 + 9 = 27, and so on towards 2187. Every mode works with the available board geometries. Each mode-and-layout combination keeps its own progress and best score, so experimenting does not replace your other games.\nBoards beyond the usual square # The development build includes five numbered square layouts, four square-cell silhouette presets, three numbered hexagonal layouts, two beta triangular-cell layouts, and three experimental terrain boards. Some change the board outline; others introduce ice, paired portals, walls, voids, or rocks.\nAn experimental board editor goes further: create a square, hexagonal, or triangular-cell layout, paint terrain, choose mode-appropriate starting tiles and spawn rules, validate the design, then test it immediately. Layouts can also be copied or imported as JSON for sharing and iteration.\nMade for replaying # Resume a saved game for each combination of mode and layout. Undo up to 20 recent board states. Choose light or dark appearance, animation behaviour, timer style, and screen-awake options. Resize and reposition the board with touch gestures. Preview a move while dragging, then release to commit it or return towards the starting point to cancel. Review scores, moves, play time, board preferences, recent games, and score history. Unlock achievements and tile milestones appropriate to each of the four rule sets. Lab Sudoku hexagonal board Follow development # The pages in this section describe the current development build and the direction planned for release. Details may change while the game is tested and refined.\nLearn how to play Compare modes and boards Preview the experimental board editor Explore customisation See statistics and achievements Read the FAQ Check development status Learn about future beta testing Read the pre-release privacy information ","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/games/lab-merge/","section":"Games","summary":"","title":"Lab Merge","type":"page"},{"content":" Lab Merge How to play Modes and boards Experimental board editor Customising the game Statistics and achievements FAQ Development status Beta testing Pre-release privacy Lab Merge is still in active development. There is no public beta enrolment or Google Play listing at present. Follow Lab Merge development Public beta enrolment is not open yet. Subscribe to the Lab Merge update feed and your feed reader will notify you when its development pages change.\nSubscribe to updates View development status What a beta will test # Testing will focus on the areas where Lab Merge differs most from a conventional square 2048 game:\nmovement and merge behaviour across 2048, Threes, Fibonacci, and Powers of 3; square, hexagonal, and triangular-cell geometry; unusual built-in layouts and experimental terrain; custom-board editing, validation, testing, export, and import; saved games, undo history, statistics, achievements, and preference migration; board scaling, positioning, gestures, themes, animation, and accessibility behaviour. Features, file formats, saved data, and presentation may change during testing. Development builds should not be treated as permanent storage for important custom layouts unless you also keep exported copies.\nPreparing useful feedback # When testing becomes available, useful reports should include:\nthe app version and Android version; the device model and display orientation; the selected rule set and board layout; the exact steps that reproduce the behaviour; what you expected and what happened instead; and a redacted screenshot or custom-layout JSON when it is relevant and safe to share. Do not include account credentials, payment information, or unrelated personal data.\nFollow development # Any public testing route will be announced on the Development Status page. Until then, the preview documentation describes the current direction without promising a release or beta date.\nExplore Lab Merge Read the FAQ Review pre-release privacy information ","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/games/lab-merge/beta/","section":"Games","summary":"","title":"Lab Merge Beta Testing","type":"page"},{"content":" Lab Merge How to play Modes and boards Experimental board editor Customising the game Statistics and achievements FAQ Development status Beta testing Pre-release privacy Lab Merge is in active development and is not yet available on Google Play. This page records product-level progress without promising a release date. Features and presentation may change after testing.\nFour modes, triangular boards, and move previews Current build 18–20 September 2026 Play with 2048, Threes, Fibonacci, and Powers of 3 rules, each with its own saves, statistics, palettes, and tile milestones. Enable two beta triangular-cell layouts with six movement directions alongside square and hexagonal boards. Preview tile movement and prospective merges during a partial drag, then release to commit the exact displayed move. Use the redesigned home dashboard with selectable mode cards, saved-game cards, board previews, achievements, and statistics. Choose between carousel, compact-card, and hero presentations for the four-mode selector. Adjust the in-development swipe-sensitivity threshold from a more responsive to a more deliberate gesture. Earlier September preview Implemented 14 September 2026 Play with classic 2048 and Threes rules. Choose five square layouts, three hexagonal layouts, and three experimental terrain boards. Keep separate saved games and best scores for each mode and layout. Undo recent moves and review local statistics, score history, and achievements. Adjust appearance, motion, timer, board scale and position, home scenes, and game-screen behaviour. Experimental board tools Preview Create custom boards with square, hexagonal, or triangular cells. Paint ice, portals, walls, voids, and rocks. Configure starting tiles and spawn values for all four modes, validate a layout, and launch a test game. Duplicate designs or copy and import layout JSON. Before public release Planned Refine game rules, terrain behaviour, onboarding, accessibility, and device compatibility through testing. Finalise the feature boundary for the first release and any optional premium themes. Publish final store availability, screenshots, support guidance, and privacy disclosures before launch. No release date has been announced. The Lab Merge FAQ answers common questions about the preview.\n","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/games/lab-merge/development-status/","section":"Games","summary":"","title":"Lab Merge Development Status","type":"page"},{"content":" Lab Merge How to play Modes and boards Experimental board editor Customising the game Statistics and achievements FAQ Development status Beta testing Pre-release privacy Is Lab Merge available to download? # Not yet. Lab Merge is in active development and does not currently have a public Google Play listing. Follow the Development Status page for release information.\nIs this only the standard 4×4 game? # No. The current build includes five numbered square layouts, four square-cell silhouette presets, three numbered hexagonal layouts, two beta triangular-cell layouts, and three experimental terrain examples. The standard square board is only one starting point.\nWhat is Threes mode? # It uses a different combination rule: 1 and 2 make 3, then equal values from 3 upward combine. It also shows a next-tile preview. Read How to Play for a fuller comparison.\nWhat are Fibonacci and Powers of 3 modes? # Fibonacci merges neighbouring values in the sequence—1 + 1 = 2, 1 + 2 = 3, 2 + 3 = 5—with a goal of 2584. Powers of 3 merges equal pairs—3 + 3 = 9, 9 + 9 = 27—with a goal of 2187. Both use edge-compressing movement like 2048 and allow play to continue after reaching the goal.\nAre triangular-cell boards the same as the Triangle layout? # No. Triangular-cell boards use alternating upward- and downward-pointing cells with six movement directions and are currently enabled through a beta switch. The Triangle silhouette is an ordinary board outline made from square cells and remains available without the beta switch.\nCan I preview a move before committing it? # Yes. Tiles follow the selected direction while you drag, including a preview of possible merges. Return towards the starting point to cancel, or release after the commit distance to make the move. An in-development sensitivity setting controls how deliberate that release must be.\nWill changing boards erase my game? # No. Each mode-and-layout combination keeps a separate saved run and best score. Starting over replaces only the active run for the selected combination after confirmation.\nHow much can I undo? # The current build keeps up to 20 recent board states for undo.\nCan I make my own board? # The development build has an experimental editor for square, hexagonal, and triangular-cell layouts, terrain, portals, rocks, mode-aware starting tiles, validation, testing, and JSON copy/import. Its behaviour and data format may change before release.\nDoes it need an account or internet connection? # The current preview has no account or online-sync feature. Games, settings, statistics, achievements, and custom layouts are stored on the device. Distribution or optional online features may add platform services later; the privacy page will be updated before public release if that happens.\nWill Lab Merge have Premium? # An extended theme collection is being explored as a planned premium option, but purchasing is not part of the public offering because the app has not launched. Pricing, entitlement, and the final feature boundary are not yet announced.\nWhich Android versions are planned? # The current build supports Android 8.0 and later (API 26+). Final Google Play compatibility will be confirmed at release.\nWhere can I report feedback? # Use the shared Support page and identify Lab Merge, the development build, the selected rule set, and the board layout. For an editor issue, include a redacted copy of the layout JSON if it is safe to share.\n","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/games/lab-merge/faq/","section":"Games","summary":"","title":"Lab Merge FAQ","type":"page"},{"content":" Lab Merge How to play Modes and boards Experimental board editor Customising the game Statistics and achievements FAQ Development status Beta testing Pre-release privacy Last updated: 14 September 2026.\nLab Merge is not yet publicly released. This page describes the current development build and is not a substitute for the final policy that will accompany a public release. It will be updated if distribution, diagnostics, purchases, or online features change the app\u0026rsquo;s data handling.\nData stored on the device # The current build stores active and completed games, best scores, statistics, achievements, custom layouts, editor history where applicable, and preferences locally on the device. It does not require a Lunar Hut account and does not provide online game synchronisation.\nAndroid backup and restore may include eligible application data according to the device and Google account settings because Android backup is enabled for the development build.\nAnalytics and diagnostics # The current source records gameplay and feature events locally for development purposes. These events describe app actions and do not contain the contents of a game board. No active remote analytics or crash-reporting service is configured in the current Lab Merge application manifest.\nDevelopment or test builds may also produce ordinary Android diagnostic logs available through developer tools on the test device.\nCustom board JSON # Copying or importing a custom layout is initiated by the user. Layout JSON describes the board, terrain, starting values, and related rules. Review it before sharing, and avoid adding personal information in a layout name or other editable text.\nRetention and deletion # Local data remains until it is removed within the app, the application\u0026rsquo;s storage is cleared, or the app is uninstalled. Copies of layout JSON saved or shared outside Lab Merge must be deleted separately from the destination where they were placed.\nSee Data deletion for Android steps.\nFuture changes # A public version may use Google Play or other services for distribution, purchases, diagnostics, or optional features. Any final privacy policy will identify the services and data involved before those features are offered publicly.\nContact # For privacy questions, contact privacy@lunarhut.com.\n","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/games/lab-merge/privacy/","section":"Games","summary":"","title":"Lab Merge Pre-release Privacy","type":"page"},{"content":" Lab Sudoku Download How to play Puzzle reference Guided hints and techniques Creating and importing puzzles Camera import Customising the board Daily Challenges and statistics Lab Sudoku Premium Data and security Troubleshooting FAQ Changelog Privacy A calm, modern Sudoku game for players who enjoy solving at their own pace # Lab Sudoku brings together a clean, highly customisable board, a wide range of puzzle difficulties, thoughtful solving tools, and optional guidance when you want to learn rather than simply reveal an answer.\nApplication screenshots # Previous Next Play your way # Start a fresh puzzle across five difficulty levels, from Simple through to Diabolical. Continue unfinished games whenever you are ready, browse your active puzzles, and keep track of the puzzles you have completed.\nEvery game is designed to stay out of your way: no pressure to race, no need to be online to solve a regular puzzle, and no artificial limits on the core Sudoku experience.\nA board that fits you # Make the board feel right for you with detailed display and interaction settings:\nChoose from light, dark, and AMOLED-friendly colour themes. Select number fonts, grid styles, cell shapes, candidate layouts, and number-button styles. Adjust the board size and position to suit your device and grip. Choose one or two rows for the number pad. Configure timers, screen sleep behaviour, highlights, animations, and stylus hover feedback. Lab Sudoku remembers your preferences, so your next puzzle opens the way you like to play.\nHelpful tools, when you need them # Use candidates to work through possibilities, undo and redo moves, validate the board, restart a puzzle, or automatically fill valid candidates.\nFor more deliberate solving, checkpoints let you save a named point in a puzzle before trying a difficult branch. Restore a checkpoint later and explore a different path without losing your progress.\nLearn the logic # Lab Sudoku includes guided solving support that focuses on the reasoning behind a move. Depending on the board, guided hints can help identify techniques such as singles, pairs, box-line interactions, wings, and fish patterns.\nThe goal is not just to give an answer. It is to help you recognise the next logical step and build confidence with more advanced Sudoku techniques.\nYour puzzles, in one place # Bring puzzles into Lab Sudoku your way:\nEnter a puzzle manually with a fast, purpose-built entry board. Save your custom puzzles in your personal library. Import a printed or on-screen Sudoku with camera scanning and review the recognised grid before starting. Imported puzzles can be resumed, bookmarked, organised, and solved alongside the built-in catalogue.\nDaily challenge and progress # Take on a new Daily Challenge and return to previous daily puzzles you unlocked while they were available. The home screen keeps your recent games, puzzle progress, and custom puzzle library within easy reach.\nThe statistics area provides a clearer picture of your playing history, including completed puzzles, difficulty progress, solving activity, and trends over time.\nLab Sudoku Premium # Lab Sudoku is free to play. A single, optional Premium purchase unlocks additional features, including:\nAdvanced Guided Hint techniques and visual explanations. Unlimited saved camera imports, checkpoints, and bookmarks. Premium colour themes and additional number fonts. Every Daily Challenge difficulty and optional anonymous community comparison. Premium is a one-time purchase, not a subscription. Core Sudoku play, basic Guided Hints, manual puzzle entry, limited camera imports and checkpoints, standard themes, and the main puzzle catalogue remain available without it.\nBuilt for a better Sudoku session # Whether you have five minutes for a daily puzzle or want to spend an evening working through a Diabolical grid, Lab Sudoku is built to make the puzzle the focus.\nDownload Lab Sudoku and make your next Sudoku session your own.\nGuides and information # Download and requirements How to play Puzzle reference Guided hints and techniques Creating and importing puzzles Camera import privacy and troubleshooting Customising the board Daily Challenges and statistics Lab Sudoku Premium Data and security Troubleshooting FAQ Changelog Privacy policy ","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/games/lab-sudoku/","section":"Games","summary":"","title":"Lab Sudoku","type":"page"},{"content":" Lab Sudoku Download How to play Puzzle reference Guided hints and techniques Creating and importing puzzles Camera import Customising the board Daily Challenges and statistics Lab Sudoku Premium Data and security Troubleshooting FAQ Changelog Privacy Puzzle data and progress # Lab Sudoku stores active puzzles, solving progress, checkpoints, bookmarks, and statistics as part of the app experience. Before changing devices or reinstalling, review the app\u0026rsquo;s current transfer or backup options and do not assume progress will automatically follow your Google Play account.\nCamera access # Camera import uses Google Play services\u0026rsquo; document scanner and on-device recognition when you choose to scan a puzzle. Avoid including unrelated personal information in a scan, review the recognised grid, and remove any source images you do not need. See Camera import privacy and troubleshooting for practical guidance.\nPremium verification # Premium is a non-consumable Google Play purchase. Restoring Premium requires the Google Play account that owns the purchase and may require an internet connection. The app\u0026rsquo;s purchase verification and the current Google Play account determine entitlement; the Premium guide explains the recovery steps.\nAnalytics and third-party services # The release build uses Firebase Analytics for feature events and Firebase Crashlytics for error diagnostics. Premium verification and promotions use an anonymous Firebase identity. Optional Daily Challenge comparison sends result metrics such as completion time, mistakes, and hints used; it does not publish your name.\nThe Lab Sudoku Privacy Policy provides the complete current summary. Read it before deciding what diagnostic information to share.\nWhen reporting a puzzle or recognition problem, send a redacted screenshot or puzzle description rather than personal photos, account details, or unrelated files.\nSee Data deletion for local app storage, source images, online records, and privacy requests.\n","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/games/lab-sudoku/data-and-security/","section":"Games","summary":"","title":"Lab Sudoku data and security","type":"page"},{"content":" Lab Sudoku Download How to play Puzzle reference Guided hints and techniques Creating and importing puzzles Camera import Customising the board Daily Challenges and statistics Lab Sudoku Premium Data and security Troubleshooting FAQ Changelog Privacy Do I need an internet connection to play? # Regular puzzles and the core solving tools are designed to work without an internet connection. An internet connection may be needed for Google Play purchases, restoring Premium, or refreshing services used by Daily Challenge comparisons.\nHow is my progress saved? # Lab Sudoku keeps your active puzzles, candidates, checkpoints, bookmarks, and statistics in the app. Before reinstalling or changing devices, check the current app options for any available export or transfer workflow; do not assume that progress is automatically available on a new device.\nWhat do the difficulty levels mean? # Lab Sudoku offers five levels, from Simple through Diabolical. Difficulty describes the solving challenge, not a promise about how long a puzzle will take. Guided Hints can help explain the next logical step when a puzzle becomes difficult.\nWhat are Guided Hints? # Guided Hints explain a logical move rather than simply revealing a completed solution. The Guided Hints and techniques guide covers singles, subsets, box-line interactions, wings, and fish patterns.\nCan I enter my own puzzles? # Yes. You can enter a puzzle manually or scan a printed or on-screen puzzle with the camera. Review the recognised grid before starting, then save it in My Puzzles if you want to return to it later. See Creating and importing puzzles.\nDoes camera import upload my photos? # The camera-import workflow is intended to recognise a Sudoku grid and let you review it before solving. Check the app\u0026rsquo;s current permission and privacy prompts before granting camera access, and delete any source image you no longer need. For the authoritative data-handling details, see the Lab Sudoku Privacy Policy.\nWhy did the camera recognise my puzzle incorrectly? # Use a clear, well-lit image with the complete grid visible and as little perspective distortion as possible. Review every cell after scanning, correct the recognised entries manually, and avoid starting the puzzle until the grid matches the source.\nWhat are checkpoints and bookmarks? # A checkpoint saves a named point in the current puzzle so you can explore a difficult branch and return to it later. A bookmark helps you find a puzzle again. Premium increases the available limits for saved imports, checkpoints, and bookmarks.\nHow do Daily Challenges work? # Daily Challenges provide a new puzzle and let you review your personal progress over time. The available difficulty and comparison options depend on your current access level. See Daily Challenges and statistics for details.\nIs Premium a subscription? # No. Lab Sudoku Premium is a one-time Google Play purchase. It adds advanced Guided Hint techniques, higher limits, Premium themes and fonts, all Daily Challenge difficulties, and optional anonymous community comparisons. See Lab Sudoku Premium for purchase and restore instructions.\nHow do I restore Premium after reinstalling? # Use the same Google Play account that made the purchase, open Settings → Premium, and choose Restore Purchases. If the entitlement is not found, check the active Play account and network connection before trying again.\nWhere can I get help? # Start with Lab Sudoku troubleshooting, then visit the shared Support page for the information to include when reporting a problem. For privacy questions, contact privacy@lunarhut.com.\n","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/games/lab-sudoku/faq/","section":"Games","summary":"","title":"Lab Sudoku FAQ","type":"page"},{"content":" Lab Sudoku Download How to play Puzzle reference Guided hints and techniques Creating and importing puzzles Camera import Customising the board Daily Challenges and statistics Lab Sudoku Premium Data and security Troubleshooting FAQ Changelog Privacy Lab Sudoku Premium is a one-time Google Play purchase, not a subscription. Core Sudoku play, the built-in catalogue, manual puzzle entry, standard appearance choices, and basic solving tools remain available without it.\nPremium includes # advanced Guided Hint techniques with visual explanations; unlimited saved camera-imported puzzles; unlimited checkpoints for every puzzle; Premium colour themes and additional number fonts; all Daily Challenge difficulties; optional anonymous Daily Challenge community comparisons; unlimited puzzle bookmarks. Premium offer Free players can still use Guided Hints for Naked Singles and Hidden Singles, save up to ten camera-imported puzzles, keep two checkpoints per puzzle, bookmark up to ten puzzles, and select one Daily difficulty each day.\nUnlock Premium # Open Settings, choose Premium, and select Unlock Premium. Google Play shows the current local price and handles the purchase. Once verified, the Premium status appears in the app and the additional features become available.\nAn internet connection may be needed when purchasing or refreshing entitlement status.\nRestore a purchase # If you reinstall Lab Sudoku or move to another Android device, sign in to Google Play with the account that owns the purchase. Open Settings → Premium and choose Restore Purchases.\nLab Sudoku asks Google Play for the owned non-consumable purchase and verifies it again. If no active purchase is found, confirm that the device is using the same Google Play account and that it can connect to Google Play, then retry.\nPremium Active Daily comparison privacy # Community comparison is optional. If enabled, one result per completed Daily Challenge is shared with completion time, mistakes, and hints used. Your name is never displayed, and the app reports community averages rather than a public identity or leaderboard profile.\nFor details about other app data and services, read the Lab Sudoku Privacy Policy.\n","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/games/lab-sudoku/premium/","section":"Games","summary":"","title":"Lab Sudoku Premium","type":"page"},{"content":" Lab Sudoku Download How to play Puzzle reference Guided hints and techniques Creating and importing puzzles Camera import Customising the board Daily Challenges and statistics Lab Sudoku Premium Data and security Troubleshooting FAQ Changelog Privacy Last updated: 13 September 2026.\nThis policy applies to the Lab Sudoku Android application and related services operated by Lunar Hut.\nPuzzle data stored on your device # Lab Sudoku stores built-in and imported puzzle references, solving progress, candidates, checkpoints, bookmarks, statistics, preferences, and related game state as application data on your device. This local game data is not intentionally uploaded to Lunar Hut as part of ordinary offline puzzle play.\nAndroid may include eligible application data in device backup and restore according to your Android and Google account settings.\nCamera import # Camera import uses Google Play services\u0026rsquo; document scanner and on-device Sudoku digit recognition. Lab Sudoku receives the recognised puzzle and may keep a temporary preview in its private app cache so you can review the detected grid. The feature does not intentionally upload the source puzzle image to Lunar Hut.\nCamera access is optional. Manual entry and regular puzzles remain available without it.\nOnline features # Lab Sudoku uses Google Play and Firebase services for purchases, entitlement verification, promotions, optional Daily Challenge community comparisons, analytics, and crash diagnostics. These services may process:\napp version, Android version, device model, language, and general device information; feature events such as puzzle source, difficulty, completion, and Premium interactions; crash reports, stack traces, and diagnostic logs; an anonymous Firebase identifier used for entitlement or online-service access; purchase product and verification state, while Google Play handles payment details; and Daily Challenge result data when community comparison is enabled, including completion time, mistakes, and hints used. Daily comparison does not display your name or a public profile. Advertising identifier permissions are explicitly removed from the application manifest, and Lab Sudoku does not display advertising.\nSharing and disclosure # Lunar Hut does not sell your puzzle history or gameplay data. Data may be processed by service providers needed to operate the application, comply with law, investigate abuse or security incidents, or protect users and the service. Their handling is governed by their respective policies:\nGoogle Play Services Google Analytics for Firebase Firebase Crashlytics Retention and deletion # Local application data remains until you delete items, clear Lab Sudoku\u0026rsquo;s storage, or uninstall the app. Source photos remain in the gallery or document provider you selected until you delete them there. Analytics, crash, entitlement, purchase, and optional Daily comparison information is retained according to the relevant Google Play, Firebase, and Lunar Hut service settings.\nSee Data deletion for practical steps or contact privacy@lunarhut.com about data controlled by Lunar Hut.\nChildren # Lab Sudoku is a general-audience puzzle game. It is not designed to collect a player\u0026rsquo;s name or create a public profile. Parents and guardians should manage Google Play purchase controls and device privacy settings for children in their care.\nChanges # This policy may be updated when features, service providers, or legal requirements change. The updated date above identifies the current published version.\nContact # For privacy questions, contact privacy@lunarhut.com.\n","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/games/lab-sudoku/privacy/","section":"Games","summary":"","title":"Lab Sudoku Privacy Policy","type":"page"},{"content":" Lab Sudoku Download How to play Puzzle reference Guided hints and techniques Creating and importing puzzles Camera import Customising the board Daily Challenges and statistics Lab Sudoku Premium Data and security Troubleshooting FAQ Changelog Privacy A puzzle is rejected # Check for duplicate givens in each row, column, and 3×3 box. A puzzle with no valid solution cannot be started. A puzzle with multiple solutions may be accepted as a beta case, but exact mistake checks and hints are limited.\nA camera scan is inaccurate # Retake the image with the entire grid visible, even lighting, minimal glare, and little perspective distortion. Review every recognised given before saving. The Camera import guide covers permissions and image preparation.\nThe camera does not open # Camera import uses Google Play services\u0026rsquo; document scanner. Check that Google Play services is available and current, then confirm that camera access is permitted. Regular puzzles and manual entry remain available without camera access.\nProgress or statistics look wrong # Confirm that you resumed the intended saved puzzle and that the selected difficulty and period filters are correct. Deleting saved progress removes its moves and checkpoints; deleting an imported puzzle removes it from My Puzzles.\nBefore reinstalling or clearing app storage, assume locally stored progress may be lost unless you have verified a current transfer or backup option.\nA Daily Challenge is unavailable # Check the device date, time zone, and network connection. Available difficulties and comparison options can depend on Premium status. Restart the app after correcting device time or connectivity.\nPremium is not recognised # Use the Google Play account that made the purchase, connect to the internet, then open Settings → Premium → Restore Purchases. If it still fails, restart Google Play and Lab Sudoku and verify that the purchase appears in the Play account\u0026rsquo;s order history.\nThe board is hard to read or control # Try another colour theme, number font, grid style, candidate layout, number-pad layout, or board position. Reduce animations where motion is distracting. See Customising the board and the Accessibility statement.\nStill need help? # Use the Support page and include the app version, Android version, device model, and exact reproduction steps. Redact unrelated personal information from screenshots.\n","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/games/lab-sudoku/troubleshooting/","section":"Games","summary":"","title":"Lab Sudoku troubleshooting","type":"page"},{"content":" Lunar Hut is an independent studio in New South Wales, Australia, creating focused Android apps that are useful, comfortable to use, and respectful of your attention. Budgie — understand your money # Budgie personal finance app Budgie is a modern, ad-free personal finance app for people who want a clear, hands-on view of their money without connecting a bank account.\nRecord income, expenses, and transfers across multiple currencies. Plan with budgets, scheduled items, bills, and projected-balance warnings. Explore cash flow, spending trends, and detailed Insights. Import existing data and keep control with local or cloud-provider backups. Explore Budgie · Getting started · Download and requirements\nLab Sudoku — make every puzzle your own # Lab Sudoku game board Lab Sudoku is a calm, highly customisable Sudoku game for solving at your own pace—from a quick Simple puzzle to a demanding Diabolical grid.\nPlay five difficulty levels, Daily Challenges, and puzzles you add yourself. Adjust themes, grid styles, fonts, candidates, controls, and board position. Learn with logical Guided Hints or save checkpoints before testing a difficult path. Follow solve times, accuracy, assistance, streaks, and longer-term progress. Explore Lab Sudoku · How to play · Download and requirements\nLab Merge — coming soon # Lab Sudoku home screen Lab Merge is an upcoming sliding-number puzzle that takes the familiar 2048 idea beyond a single board.\nSwitch between classic 2048 and Threes-style combining rules. Play five square layouts, three hexagonal layouts, and experimental terrain boards. Keep separate saved runs and best scores for every mode and layout. Create custom boards with ice, portals, walls, voids, rocks, and shareable layout JSON. Preview Lab Merge · Modes and boards · Development status\nBuilt for focus # Lunar Hut products are designed to keep their core activity front and centre, with clear controls and useful customisation.\n","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/","section":"Lunar Hut","summary":"","title":"Lunar Hut","type":"page"},{"content":" Lab Merge How to play Modes and boards Experimental board editor Customising the game Statistics and achievements FAQ Development status Beta testing Pre-release privacy Lab Merge treats the rules and the board as separate choices. Select 2048, Threes, Fibonacci, or Powers of 3, then choose a layout. Each combination has its own saved run and best score.\nChoose a rule set # Mode How tiles combine Movement and goal 2048 Equal powers of two double Compress to the edge; reach 2048 Threes 1 + 2 = 3, then equal values from 3 upward Move one cell; use the next-tile preview; no fixed winning tile Fibonacci Consecutive sequence values in either order; 1 + 1 = 2 Compress to the edge; reach 2584 Powers of 3 Equal pairs advance to the next power: 3 + 3 = 9 Compress to the edge; reach 2187 Choose a board shape # Square boards use the familiar four swipe directions. The current built-in set includes five numbered layouts plus L-Shape, Ring, Diamond, and Triangle silhouettes made from square cells.\nHexagonal boards allow movement along six directions. The current built-in set includes three layouts, ranging from a compact introductory grid to much larger fields.\nTriangular-cell boards also use six directions across three reversible axes. Two beta presets—one with 18 cells and one with 9—are available after enabling the home-screen beta switch. They are distinct from the Triangle silhouette preset, which is shaped like a triangle but uses square cells.\nScreenshot needed The redesigned home selection screen showing all four mode cards and board cards for square, hexagonal, and beta triangular-cell layouts; the triangular-cell beta switch should be enabled. Screenshot needed Three labelled board close-ups comparing square cells, hexagonal cells, and alternating upward- and downward-pointing triangular cells. Experimental terrain # The development build also contains example boards for features being tested:\nIce groups cells into terrain regions. Portals connect exactly two matching endpoints. Walls block cells within the board outline. Void cells shape the playable boundary. Rocks occupy ice cells and alter the playable space. The included experimental examples are Frozen Square, Portal Walls, and Hex Terrain. Their rules and presentation may change before release.\nHow progress is organised # Changing mode or layout does not discard your other saved runs. Lab Merge records a separate active game and best score for each combination, while completed runs contribute to mode- and board-specific statistics and tile milestones.\nWant to design a layout yourself? Preview the Experimental Board Editor.\n","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/games/lab-merge/modes-and-boards/","section":"Games","summary":"","title":"Modes and Boards","type":"page"},{"content":" Applications # Budgie includes a Credits \u0026amp; Licenses screen listing bundled third-party libraries and their applicable Apache License 2.0 or MIT licence text. The current inventory includes Vico, Timber, Kotlin CSV, exp4j, Calendar, ComposePrefs3, and Spotless-related development tooling. The in-app screen is the authoritative inventory for the installed build.\nSome Lab Sudoku puzzle catalogues are generated using QQwing, a GPL-licensed Sudoku generator by Stephen Ostermiller. QQwing is used as development tooling and is not bundled in the application.\nThe Android applications use Android, Kotlin, Google Play, Firebase, and related platform libraries as applicable under their respective terms and licences. Lab Merge\u0026rsquo;s final in-app notices will reflect the libraries included in its public build.\nWebsite # This website is generated with Hugo and uses the Blowfish theme. Their source code and licences are available from their respective projects.\nTrademarks # Google Play, Android, Firebase, and related names are trademarks of their respective owners. Spendee and ExpenseIQ are names and marks of their respective owners. Lunar Hut and Budgie are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Spendee or ExpenseIQ.\nReferences to third-party products are provided only to explain compatibility, imports, platform services, or attribution.\n","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/open-source-notices/","section":"Lunar Hut","summary":"","title":"Open-source and third-party notices","type":"page"},{"content":" Budgie Download Getting started User guide Budgets Importing data Import resources Backup, restore, and export Financial tools Schedules and bills Understanding Insights Organising your data Accounts and reconciliation Data and security Troubleshooting FAQ Changelog Privacy Budgie offers several ways to describe a transaction. Giving each one a clear role keeps entry quick and makes budgets, search, and Insights more useful.\nAccounts: where the money lives # Create an account for each balance you want to track, such as everyday banking, savings, cash, or a credit account. Each account has its own currency and initial balance.\nYou can archive accounts you no longer use, hide them from normal views, or exclude them from the combined balance without deleting their history. Transfers should link the source and destination accounts so the movement is not counted as income or expense.\nCategories: the primary purpose # Use a category for the main purpose of ordinary income or spending—for example Groceries, Rent, or Salary. Income and expense categories are distinct, even when they have the same name.\nChoose categories broad enough to remain consistent. If every merchant gets its own category, category reports become harder to scan; that detail usually belongs in the payee.\nPayees: who was involved # A payee identifies the merchant, employer, person, or organisation connected to a transaction. Reusing the same payee name gives you a reliable payee breakdown in Insights.\nPayees are optional for many workflows. Budgie\u0026rsquo;s advanced mode exposes payees and transaction statuses when you want the extra detail.\nTags: flexible labels across everything # Tags are optional labels that can cut across accounts, categories, and payees. Useful examples include Holiday, Reimbursable, Tax, or a project name.\nA transaction can have multiple tags, making them useful when one category is not enough. Tags can also narrow budgets and provide their own Insight breakdowns.\nTransaction editor Transaction statuses # Statuses can support a personal review or reconciliation workflow. If you use them, choose a small, repeatable process—for example, one status for newly entered activity and another after it has been checked. Status summaries can then appear on the dashboard and in Insights.\nClean up in batches # Use search and selection tools to update groups of transactions. The bulk tag editor can add, remove, or replace tags across selected records. Where Budgie offers merge or move actions, review the affected records before confirming—especially when consolidating accounts or categories.\nBulk tag editor A practical naming pattern # For a supermarket purchase, a useful structure might be:\nField Example Account Everyday Category Groceries Payee Fresh Market Tags Household, Weekly shop Note Ingredients for family dinner The account answers where, the category answers why, the payee answers who, tags add reusable context, and the note holds details that do not need their own reporting dimension.\n","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/apps/budgie/organising-your-data/","section":"Apps","summary":"","title":"Organising Your Data","type":"page"},{"content":" Lab Sudoku Download How to play Puzzle reference Guided hints and techniques Creating and importing puzzles Camera import Customising the board Daily Challenges and statistics Lab Sudoku Premium Data and security Troubleshooting FAQ Changelog Privacy Standard Sudoku rules # A completed 9×9 grid contains the digits 1–9 exactly once in every row, column, and 3×3 box. Starting digits are called givens and cannot be changed during normal play.\nValidity and solutions # Lab Sudoku rejects starting grids that already duplicate a digit in a row, column, or box, and grids with no valid solution. A manually entered puzzle with multiple solutions can be accepted as a beta case, but solution-dependent mistake checking and Guided Hints are limited.\nDifficulty # Lab Sudoku groups built-in puzzles into Simple, Easy, Intermediate, Expert, and Diabolical levels. Difficulty is a guide to the expected solving challenge, not a guaranteed completion time. Your familiarity with candidates and techniques can make two puzzles at the same level feel different.\nSupported entry methods # You can start a built-in puzzle, enter givens manually, or use camera import to scan a printed or on-screen grid. Lab Sudoku does not currently advertise a public link or text-file import format; use manual entry when moving a puzzle from plain text.\nText notation for support # When reporting a puzzle, an 81-character row-by-row string is compact and unambiguous. Use digits 1–9 for givens and . for empty cells. For example:\n..6.1........4.2....8.....61....34..5......693...2.8.1..1..4..3.2...81.....3..52. This notation is useful in a support request; it is not a promise that the app can paste or import the string directly.\nSharing a puzzle # If the current app version does not show a Share action, send the 81-character notation or a clear, tightly cropped screenshot. Never include unrelated personal information around a photographed puzzle.\n","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/games/lab-sudoku/puzzle-reference/","section":"Games","summary":"","title":"Puzzle reference","type":"page"},{"content":" This page provides a quick view of the versions and development status currently documented by Lunar Hut. Google Play remains the source of truth for the build offered to a particular account or device. Budgie Available Personal finance, budgets, schedules, imports, backups, and practical Insights.\nCurrent versionv2608.3110 Released 31 August 2026 Compatibility: Android 13 or later (API 33)\nView product Changelog Lab Sudoku Available Customisable Sudoku with Daily Challenges, imports, Guided Hints, and progress statistics.\nCurrent versionv2609.1510 Released 15 September 2026 Compatibility: Android 8.0 or later (API 26)\nView product Changelog Lab Merge In development A flexible sliding-number puzzle with four rule sets, unusual boards, and experimental terrain.\nCompatibility: Current development builds target Android 8.0 or later (API 26)\nView product Development status About version information # Release notes describe user-visible changes and important fixes. A store rollout can be staged, so a newly documented version may not appear for every device immediately. Android compatibility can also be affected by Google Play requirements and device-specific support.\nFor update problems, check the Budgie download page or Lab Sudoku download page, or visit Support.\n","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/releases/","section":"Lunar Hut","summary":"","title":"Releases and Product Status","type":"page"},{"content":" Budgie Download Getting started User guide Budgets Importing data Import resources Backup, restore, and export Financial tools Schedules and bills Understanding Insights Organising your data Accounts and reconciliation Data and security Troubleshooting FAQ Changelog Privacy Scheduled items help Budgie represent money that is expected in the future. They can describe recurring income, expenses, transfers, or bills and make upcoming activity visible before it reaches the ledger.\nSchedules versus bills # A schedule can automatically create its transaction when an occurrence becomes due. A bill waits for you to resolve the occurrence: mark it paid to create the corresponding transaction, or skip it to move to the next date without creating one.\nScheduled items Create a scheduled item # Open Scheduled Items, add a schedule or bill, and enter the transaction details it should use. Configure its start or due date and recurrence. The selected date must not be in the past.\nFor recurring activity, choose the interval that matches the real event. Review account, amount, category or destination account, payee, tags, and notes just as you would for a normal transaction.\nUse automatic creation for predictable items you want entered without confirmation. Use a bill when the actual payment needs acknowledgement or may be skipped.\nPay or skip a bill # When a bill is due, you can:\nMark it paid and select the payment date, creating the associated transaction; Skip the occurrence, creating no transaction and moving a recurring bill to its next scheduled date. A one-time bill is resolved after payment. Recurring bills preserve their schedule and advance to the next occurrence.\nMark bill paid Reminders and follow-up # Budgie can notify you before a bill or schedule is due. Notification preferences also control bill follow-up behavior: remind only at the configured time, remind again on the due date, or continue daily until the bill is marked paid.\nRelated notifications can be marked read automatically when a bill is paid or skipped.\nUpcoming activity and balance warnings # Upcoming schedules and bills can appear on the dashboard for the selected future period. Items marked for automatic creation use an indicator so they can be distinguished from bills requiring action.\nFor an account with scheduled-balance warnings enabled, Budgie can warn when projected activity would fall below a chosen threshold or cross a configured credit limit. This makes schedules useful not only as reminders, but also for seeing possible cash shortfalls before they occur.\nCheck schedules after restoring or importing data and whenever an amount, account, or recurrence changes.\n","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/apps/budgie/schedules-and-bills/","section":"Apps","summary":"","title":"Schedules and Bills","type":"page"},{"content":" Lab Merge How to play Modes and boards Experimental board editor Customising the game Statistics and achievements FAQ Development status Beta testing Pre-release privacy Completed games feed an on-device progress area designed to show more than a single high score. Results can be filtered by mode and board so that 2048, Threes, Fibonacci, and Powers of 3 runs remain meaningful on their own terms.\nStatistics # The current development build tracks:\ngames played and completed milestones; games that reached the goal tile in 2048, Fibonacci, and Powers of 3; average and best scores; highest tile, total moves, and play time; the selected board and its square, hexagonal, or triangular-cell geometry; recent completed games; and score history and tile milestones over time. Milestone tables follow the active rules: powers of two for 2048, doubling values from 3 for Threes, Fibonacci values through and beyond 2584, and powers of three through and beyond 2187. They show how often a tile was reached and the shortest recorded time and move count.\nThe score-history chart supports swiping through results, pinch-to-zoom, and value inspection by long press or supported stylus hover.\nScreenshot needed A populated Lab Merge Statistics screen with Fibonacci or Powers of 3 selected, a board selector including a triangular-cell layout, games played, wins, best and average score, highest tile, moves, play time, score-history chart, and mode-specific tile milestones. Achievements # Achievements mark different styles of progress rather than only the largest tile. Current milestones cover:\na first completed run, 10 games, and 50 games; five classic 2048 wins; scores of 10,000 and 100,000; classic tiles including 128, 512, 2048, and 4096; Threes tiles including 48, 192, and 768; progress in Fibonacci and Powers of 3 using their own goal and milestone sequences; playing across different board geometries; trying at least eight layouts; and making 10,000 moves. Screenshot needed The redesigned Achievements area reached from the home dashboard, showing a mix of unlocked and locked milestones for the selected mode across games, scores, goal tiles, board shapes, layout exploration, and total moves. Statistics and achievements are stored locally in the current preview. See Pre-release Privacy for details.\n","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/games/lab-merge/statistics-and-achievements/","section":"Games","summary":"","title":"Statistics and Achievements","type":"page"},{"content":" Get help # Start with the product guide that matches your question:\nBudgie FAQ Budgie guides Lab Sudoku FAQ Lab Sudoku guides Lab Merge FAQ Lab Merge preview guides Lab Merge development status Known issues Compatibility Accessibility statement Budgie troubleshooting Lab Sudoku troubleshooting Before reporting a problem # Please include:\nthe app name and version; your Android version and device model; the steps that reproduce the problem; what you expected and what happened instead; whether the problem survives restarting the app; and a redacted screenshot or export when it helps explain the issue. Never include passwords, payment details, private financial records, or an unredacted backup. For Budgie problems, describe the affected record type without sending your financial database unless a support request specifically asks for a safe, redacted sample.\nCommon first steps # Update the app from Google Play. Restart the app and try the same action again. Check the relevant product guide for import, restore, Premium, camera, or notification-specific steps. Make a backup before changing data or reinstalling Budgie. Keep the original file or puzzle source when investigating an import problem. For a Lab Merge development-build problem, also include the selected mode and board layout. If the problem concerns a custom board, keep a copy of its layout JSON.\nPrivacy questions # For questions about personal data, analytics, crash reporting, or privacy practices, read the relevant policy:\nBudgie Privacy Policy Lab Sudoku Privacy Policy Lab Merge pre-release privacy information Product-specific summaries:\nBudgie data and security Lab Sudoku data and security Lab Merge is not yet publicly released. Its privacy page describes the current development build and will be revised if release services change its data handling.\nYou can contact Lunar Hut about privacy at privacy@lunarhut.com.\nGoogle Play support # For installation, purchase, or device-account issues, also check the app\u0026rsquo;s Google Play listing and make sure the device is using the intended Google account. Product pages link to the current listings when they are available.\nLegal and trust information # Contact Lunar Hut Terms of use Data deletion Open-source and third-party notices ","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/support/","section":"Lunar Hut","summary":"","title":"Support","type":"page"},{"content":"Last updated: 13 September 2026.\nAcceptance # By using the Lunar Hut website, Budgie, Lab Sudoku, or a Lab Merge development build, you agree to these terms and the applicable privacy information. If you do not agree, do not use the relevant service or application.\nPersonal use and responsibility # The applications are provided for personal information, organisation, and entertainment. You are responsible for the information you enter, the backups and exports you create, and decisions you make using the applications.\nBudgie is not a bank, payment service, accountant, financial adviser, tax adviser, or investment service. Its calculations, budgets, projections, and Insights are informational and may contain errors or rely on assumptions.\nLab Sudoku is a puzzle game. Puzzle difficulty, hints, recognition results, statistics, and community comparisons are provided for convenience and entertainment.\nLab Merge is an unreleased puzzle game. Its preview features, custom-board format, terrain rules, compatibility, and planned offerings may change before public release.\nPurchases # Lab Sudoku Premium is offered as a one-time Google Play purchase. Price, payment processing, refunds, availability, and account-level purchase records are handled by Google Play and may be subject to Google\u0026rsquo;s terms. Features may require entitlement verification.\nAvailability and changes # Features, compatibility, and online services may change. Lunar Hut may correct errors, release updates, alter or discontinue features, or restrict access where needed for security, legal compliance, or service integrity.\nYour data # Protect your device, Google account, backups, and exported files. Review the Budgie Privacy Policy, Lab Sudoku Privacy Policy, Lab Merge pre-release privacy information, and Data deletion page.\nDisclaimer and liability # The website and applications are provided on an “as available” basis to the extent permitted by law. Nothing in these terms excludes rights or remedies that cannot lawfully be excluded, including applicable Australian Consumer Law protections.\nTo the extent permitted by law, Lunar Hut is not responsible for indirect or consequential loss arising from use of the website or applications, including loss caused by deleted records, unavailable backups, inaccurate imports, or reliance on calculations.\nIntellectual property # Lunar Hut retains rights in its applications, branding, website content, and original assets. Third-party libraries, services, names, and marks remain subject to their owners\u0026rsquo; rights and licences. See Open-source and third-party notices.\nContact # Use the Support page for product help. Privacy enquiries can be sent to privacy@lunarhut.com.\n","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/terms/","section":"Lunar Hut","summary":"","title":"Terms of use","type":"page"},{"content":" Budgie Download Getting started User guide Budgets Importing data Import resources Backup, restore, and export Financial tools Schedules and bills Understanding Insights Organising your data Accounts and reconciliation Data and security Troubleshooting FAQ Changelog Privacy Insights turn the transactions recorded in Budgie into summaries and charts. Open Insights, choose a period, and move between the available pages. You can customise which pages are shown and change their order.\nInsight overview screen Budgie personal finance app Choose the period first # The selected period controls the transactions used throughout Insights. Depending on the view, you can examine day, month, year, fiscal-year, or all-time ranges. When comparing charts, confirm that they use the same period.\nTransfers are generally separated from ordinary income and expenses so that moving money between your own accounts does not look like new income or spending.\nSummary # Summary groups key measures into areas such as:\nstarting balance, ending balance, and balance change; total income, total expenses, and net cash flow; saving rate and expense-to-income ratio; transaction counts and average transaction values; median and largest expenses; top-category concentration and period-over-period change; projected end-of-period cash flow where available. Cash flow and spending pace # Cash Flow compares income, expenses, and the resulting saving or loss. Net Cash Flow shows the difference for each period: positive bars mean income exceeded expenses, while negative bars mean expenses were higher.\nSpending Trend plots actual daily spending as bars and a rolling 28-day average as a line. The moving average may use earlier days as context, while still following the period selected in Insights.\nSpending trend Where money comes from and goes # Breakdown pages group income or expenses by:\ncategory; payee; account; tag; day of the week. Use the income and expense controls where provided. These views answer different questions: category describes purpose, payee identifies who was involved, account shows where activity occurred, and tags compare your own cross-cutting labels.\nTransaction size # The Transaction Size view groups expenses into amount ranges. Bars show total spending in each bucket, while the line shows how many transactions fall into it. This helps distinguish frequent smaller purchases from fewer large expenses.\nImproving the picture # Insights are only as complete as the ledger behind them. Use consistent categories and currencies, link transfers correctly, and assign payees or tags when those breakdowns matter to you. See Organising Your Data for practical guidance.\n","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/apps/budgie/insights/","section":"Apps","summary":"","title":"Understanding Insights","type":"page"},{"content":" The Lunar Hut website can be used without analytics. Google Analytics is loaded only after you choose Allow analytics, and you can change that choice at any time. Who operates this website # Lunar Hut is an independent studio in New South Wales, Australia. For privacy questions about this website, email privacy@lunarhut.com.\nThis notice covers the website at lunarhut.com. The apps have separate privacy information because their data and platform services differ:\nBudgie Privacy Policy Lab Sudoku Privacy Policy Lab Merge pre-release privacy information Information required to deliver the site # When you request a page, the hosting provider necessarily receives technical information such as your IP address, request time, requested URL, browser user agent, referring page, and response status. Server logs may be used to deliver and secure the site, diagnose faults, and investigate abuse. Their retention and processing depend on the hosting provider\u0026rsquo;s configuration.\nThe site does not provide user accounts, accept payments, or collect information through a contact form. If you email Lunar Hut, the message and contact details you provide are used to respond to the enquiry and retained only as needed for that correspondence, record keeping, or legal obligations.\nOptional Google Analytics # With your permission, the site loads Google Analytics 4 using measurement ID G-R48TEXPNHK. Analytics helps Lunar Hut understand which pages are useful, how visitors move between documentation pages, and whether the site has technical problems.\nGoogle Analytics may process information including:\npages viewed, approximate visit time, referrer, and interactions; browser, device, operating-system, language, and screen information; approximate location derived from network information; and online identifiers created by Google Analytics, including first-party _ga cookies. Lunar Hut does not enable analytics for advertising, remarketing, or personalised advertising through this consent control. Advertising-related storage and personalisation signals remain denied. Google may process analytics information outside Australia under its own terms and privacy practices. Read Google\u0026rsquo;s Privacy Policy for more information.\nYour analytics choice # This site uses a basic consent approach: the Google tag is not downloaded and no analytics request is sent until you actively allow analytics. Choosing Use necessary only leaves Analytics blocked.\nYour choice is stored locally in your browser under lunarhut_analytics_consent_v1 for up to 180 days. It is not sent to Lunar Hut. Use the Analytics settings button at the bottom of any page to change or withdraw your choice. If Analytics is already active, withdrawing consent changes its storage permission to denied, attempts to remove its first-party analytics cookies, and reloads the page without the Google tag. You can additionally clear site data in your browser.\nNecessary browser storage # The site uses local browser storage for functions you request:\nKey Purpose lunarhut_analytics_consent_v1 Remembers your analytics choice for up to 180 days. appearance Remembers a light or dark appearance selected with the theme control. blowfish_preferred_language Remembers the language you select and supports language redirection. These preferences stay in the browser until they expire where stated, you change them, or you clear the site\u0026rsquo;s storage. They are not used to build an advertising profile.\nExternal links and sharing # The site links to Google Play and provides optional sharing links. Those services receive information only after you follow a link or activate a sharing action, and their own privacy terms then apply. Lunar Hut does not embed social-media timelines or advertising trackers in documentation pages.\nChanges and questions # This notice will be updated when the website\u0026rsquo;s hosting, analytics, or embedded services materially change. The updated date appears near the page title. Questions or requests can be sent to privacy@lunarhut.com.\n","date":"22 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/website-privacy/","section":"Lunar Hut","summary":"","title":"Website Privacy and Analytics","type":"page"}]