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Navigating in Noryo

Sidebar on the web, tabs on iPhone, and command palette: learn to move quickly within the app.

Updated 19 June 2026

Getting your bearings saves precious time. Noryo is organized slightly differently on the web and mobile, but the logic remains the same. This guide shows you how to move around quickly, wherever you are.

On the web: the sidebar

The sidebar brings everything together on the left side of the screen, grouped into four spaces.

  1. Steering

    Your dashboard, your transactions, your budgets, and your goals: the heart of your everyday tracking.

  2. Intelligence

    The Nory assistant and its ready to read analyses to spot savings and trends.

  3. Analytics

    The Noryo Score, year over year comparisons, the financial calendar, and exports.

  4. Account

    Your preferences, your profile, security, subscription, and notifications.

⌘ + KOpens the command palette: type a few letters to reach a section, a transaction, or a setting without clicking.

The palette, your favorite shortcut

Instead of searching through menus, open the command palette and type what you're looking for. It's often the fastest way on the web.

On iPhone and iPad: the tabs

The mobile app places a bar of five tabs at the bottom of the screen. One tap is all it takes to switch between spaces, and everything stays within thumb’s reach.

  • The tabs give access to the dashboard, your transactions, and analytics.
  • The widgets on the home screen and lock screen show your key figures without opening the app.
  • Siri shortcuts let you trigger certain actions by voice.
During synchronization

On iPhone, live activity in the Dynamic Island shows you the progress of a synchronization without staying on the screen.

Finding specific information

To locate a transaction, you can search by merchant, category, or amount, and apply filters (period, type, account, bank). It’s the most direct way to track down an expense.

All the ways to find a transaction.

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