Bookkeeper is the accounting side of the application, built on Core
Lightning's bookkeeper plugin. Open it with the Bookkeeper button in
the header (the button turns into Dashboard to switch back).
The landing page summarizes the node's accounting in three cards, each with a View More that opens the full feature:
- Account Events — track account activity at any given time: total invoices received, total payments sent, routing revenue and on-chain fees.
- Sats Flow — inflow and outflow this month.
- Volume Chart — route performance: the routes with the most and least forwarded traffic.
Balances of every account — the on-chain wallet plus each channel (by short channel id) — stacked over time:
- Filter by Time Granularity (daily/weekly/monthly), a date range, and specific channels; Show Zero Activity includes empty periods.
- The chart stacks each account's balance per period, color-coded per account.
- The table below breaks a selected period down: short channel id, remote alias, balance, percentage of the total, and the underlying account id.
Money movement over time — inflows drawn upward, outflows downward, with a net-flow line across the bars:
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The same granularity/date-range controls apply, plus an event-type filter. Event types include Routed, Invoice Fee, Received Invoice, Paid Invoice, Deposit and Onchain Fee, and the filter can either Include or Exclude the selected set:
Where routed traffic actually flows: a two-ring chart pairing the inbound channel (inner circle) with the outbound channel (outer circle) for forwarded payments, so you can see which route pairs carry the volume. Channels can be filtered with the dropdown:
