Lightning 1 Beta · Windows x64
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v1.0.0-beta.1 · b9cab0e7App downloads and website experiences are versioned separately. App builds keep their own permanent download links; website releases keep their internal IDs for feedback and comparison.
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v1.0.0-beta.1 · b9cab0e7SHA256SUMS · BUILD.json · Current release and setup notes
Safe to spend’s working now sits beside the full Cash planning window, which shows all four rows, the emergency fund top-up included, and the 178,423 total.
UX-2026.10.07.17Safe to spend’s working now sits beside the full Cash planning window, which shows all four rows, the emergency fund top-up included, and the 178,423 total.
UX-2026.10.07.16Brought up to date with the home page: screens recaptured from the app of 2026-10-07 and figures requoted from them, the phone app in testing and the phone and PC kept in sync over your own Wi-Fi, and what Lightning does now.
UX-2026.10.07.15Brought up to date with the home page: screens recaptured from the app of 2026-10-07 and figures requoted from them, the phone app in testing and the phone and PC kept in sync over your own Wi-Fi, and what Lightning does now.
UX-2026.10.07.14Brought up to date with the home page: screens recaptured from the app of 2026-10-07 and figures requoted from them, the phone app in testing and the phone and PC kept in sync over your own Wi-Fi, and what Lightning does now.
UX-2026.10.07.13Brought up to date with the home page: screens recaptured from the app of 2026-10-07 and figures requoted from them, the phone app in testing and the phone and PC kept in sync over your own Wi-Fi, and what Lightning does now.
UX-2026.10.07.12Brought up to date with the home page: screens recaptured from the app of 2026-10-07 and figures requoted from them, the phone app in testing and the phone and PC kept in sync over your own Wi-Fi, and what Lightning does now.
UX-2026.10.07.11Brought up to date with the home page: screens recaptured from the app of 2026-10-07 and figures requoted from them, the phone app in testing and the phone and PC kept in sync over your own Wi-Fi, and what Lightning does now.
UX-2026.10.07.10Brought up to date with the home page: screens recaptured from the app of 2026-10-07 and figures requoted from them, the phone app in testing and the phone and PC kept in sync over your own Wi-Fi, and what Lightning does now.
UX-2026.10.07.09Brought up to date with the home page: screens recaptured from the app of 2026-10-07 and figures requoted from them, the phone app in testing and the phone and PC kept in sync over your own Wi-Fi, and what Lightning does now.
UX-2026.10.07.08Brought up to date with the home page: screens recaptured from the app of 2026-10-07 and figures requoted from them, the phone app in testing and the phone and PC kept in sync over your own Wi-Fi, and what Lightning does now.
UX-2026.10.07.07Brought up to date with the home page: screens recaptured from the app of 2026-10-07 and figures requoted from them, the phone app in testing and the phone and PC kept in sync over your own Wi-Fi, and what Lightning does now.
UX-2026.10.07.06Brought up to date with the home page: screens recaptured from the app of 2026-10-07 and figures requoted from them, the phone app in testing and the phone and PC kept in sync over your own Wi-Fi, and what Lightning does now.
UX-2026.10.07.05The hero is All Your Money. One Clear Picture. again, with one line (everything you own and owe, in EGP, on your phone and your PC) and four notes: phone and PC always in sync, bank SMS read for you, gold, certificates and shares, no bank login and no server. “Always in Step” becomes “Always in Sync”.
UX-2026.10.07.04The test page becomes the home page: all your money on your phone and PC, one ledger the phone holds and the PC borrows over your own Wi-Fi, the first phone screens, six things Lightning does for you, and every screen recaptured from today’s app.
UX-2026.10.07.03Every screen recaptured from today’s app (Mohab’s 2026 up to 2026-10-04), the first phone screens, and the link at the centre: the PC borrowing the ledger beside the phone that lent it, then how they pair and stay in step.
UX-2026.10.07.02A new value proposition for the next home page: all your money on your phone and PC, one ledger the phone holds and the PC borrows, and six things Lightning now does for you, bank SMS first.
UX-2026.10.07.01Items of a list now arrive slowly, one after another (0.7 s each, 0.16 s apart), sections rise more gently and figures count up over 1.4 s.
UX-2026.10.06.32Items of a list now arrive slowly, one after another (0.7 s each, 0.16 s apart), sections rise more gently and figures count up over 1.4 s.
UX-2026.10.06.31Items of a list now arrive slowly, one after another (0.7 s each, 0.16 s apart), sections rise more gently and figures count up over 1.4 s.
UX-2026.10.06.30Items of a list now arrive slowly, one after another (0.7 s each, 0.16 s apart), sections rise more gently and figures count up over 1.4 s.
UX-2026.10.06.29Items of a list now arrive slowly, one after another (0.7 s each, 0.16 s apart), sections rise more gently and figures count up over 1.4 s.
UX-2026.10.06.28Items of a list now arrive slowly, one after another (0.7 s each, 0.16 s apart), sections rise more gently and figures count up over 1.4 s.
UX-2026.10.06.27Items of a list now arrive slowly, one after another (0.7 s each, 0.16 s apart), sections rise more gently and figures count up over 1.4 s.
UX-2026.10.06.26Items of a list now arrive slowly, one after another (0.7 s each, 0.16 s apart), sections rise more gently and figures count up over 1.4 s.
UX-2026.10.06.25Items of a list now arrive slowly, one after another (0.7 s each, 0.16 s apart), sections rise more gently and figures count up over 1.4 s.
UX-2026.10.06.24Items of a list now arrive slowly, one after another (0.7 s each, 0.16 s apart), sections rise more gently and figures count up over 1.4 s.
UX-2026.10.06.23Items of a list now arrive slowly, one after another (0.7 s each, 0.16 s apart), sections rise more gently and figures count up over 1.4 s.
UX-2026.10.06.22Items of a list now arrive slowly, one after another (0.7 s each, 0.16 s apart), sections rise more gently and figures count up over 1.4 s.
UX-2026.10.06.21Items of a list now arrive slowly, one after another (0.7 s each, 0.16 s apart), sections rise more gently and figures count up over 1.4 s.
UX-2026.10.06.20Money figures count up, cards, lines and steps arrive one after another, and sections rise in as you scroll; the same small motion as the home page, with no big animation.
UX-2026.10.06.19Money figures count up, cards, lines and steps arrive one after another, and sections rise in as you scroll; the same small motion as the home page, with no big animation.
UX-2026.10.06.18Money figures count up, cards, lines and steps arrive one after another, and sections rise in as you scroll; the same small motion as the home page, with no big animation.
UX-2026.10.06.17Money figures count up, cards, lines and steps arrive one after another, and sections rise in as you scroll; the same small motion as the home page, with no big animation.
UX-2026.10.06.16Money figures count up, cards, lines and steps arrive one after another, and sections rise in as you scroll; the same small motion as the home page, with no big animation.
UX-2026.10.06.15Money figures count up, cards, lines and steps arrive one after another, and sections rise in as you scroll; the same small motion as the home page, with no big animation.
UX-2026.10.06.14Money figures count up, cards, lines and steps arrive one after another, and sections rise in as you scroll; the same small motion as the home page, with no big animation.
UX-2026.10.06.13Money figures count up, cards, lines and steps arrive one after another, and sections rise in as you scroll; the same small motion as the home page, with no big animation.
UX-2026.10.06.12Money figures count up, cards, lines and steps arrive one after another, and sections rise in as you scroll; the same small motion as the home page, with no big animation.
UX-2026.10.06.11Money figures count up, cards, lines and steps arrive one after another, and sections rise in as you scroll; the same small motion as the home page, with no big animation.
UX-2026.10.06.10Money figures count up, cards, lines and steps arrive one after another, and sections rise in as you scroll; the same small motion as the home page, with no big animation.
UX-2026.10.06.09Lists arrive item by item on every section, as on the other pages; the wow moment is unchanged.
UX-2026.10.06.08Lists arrive item by item on every section, as on the other pages; the wow moment is unchanged.
UX-2026.10.06.07The test page with the home page’s changes in UX-2026.10.06.05.
UX-2026.10.06.06The six tiles pour in about twice as slowly, one after another, and the figure trails the scroll; it now plays for everyone, also with reduce motion on. The car loan tile shows its 60,000 EGP principal, then the last payment date.
UX-2026.10.06.05The test page’s wow moment on the home page: as you scroll, the six money tiles pour into one In Your Accounts figure, then the breakdown takes it to net worth. With reduce motion on it stays still and GSAP is never downloaded.
UX-2026.10.06.04A private test page, not indexed: as you scroll, the six money tiles pour into one In Your Accounts figure that adds them up (GSAP), then the breakdown takes it to net worth.
UX-2026.10.06.03Counts, tiles, breakdown lines and steps animate even when the device asks for less motion; sections rising, screens lifting and page fades still switch off.
UX-2026.10.06.02Money figures count up to their real value, the calculator answer rolls to each new figure, the breakdown settles line by line and sections rise in as you scroll. Off for anyone who asks for less motion.
UX-2026.10.06.01Each group’s header names the feature area (Bank Statement CSV Import, Budget by Category, Gold and Bank Certificates) and the line under it lists what it does, instead of a slogan.
UX-2026.10.05.26The page opens with the five things Lightning does best, each with one of Mohab’s numbers: gold piece by piece, certificates, money that isn’t yours, every figure explains itself, and what you actually earned. Then all 79 features, with a jump to each of the ten groups.
UX-2026.10.05.25Features joins the top bar and the footer.
UX-2026.10.05.24Features joins the top bar and the footer.
UX-2026.10.05.23Features joins the top bar and the footer.
UX-2026.10.05.22Features joins the top bar and the footer.
UX-2026.10.05.21Features joins the top bar and the footer.
UX-2026.10.05.20Features joins the top bar and the footer.
UX-2026.10.05.19Features joins the top bar and the footer.
UX-2026.10.05.18Features joins the top bar and the footer.
UX-2026.10.05.17Features joins the top bar and the footer.
UX-2026.10.05.16Features joins the top bar and the footer.
UX-2026.10.05.15Features joins the top bar and the footer.
UX-2026.10.05.14Features joins the top bar and the footer.
UX-2026.10.05.13Features joins the top bar and the footer.
UX-2026.10.05.12Ten groups, one bullet a feature, no screens: only what the app does today.
UX-2026.10.05.11Where your money data lives: on your PC, in one encrypted profile; no logins, no account; the only online lookup is share prices.
UX-2026.10.05.10No Bank Login. Just Your Statement. Three steps from CSV to clear numbers, and the import review on Mohab’s CIB statement.
UX-2026.10.05.09Safe to Spend, Until Payday. Mohab’s safe to spend line by line, then his next three months.
UX-2026.10.05.08All Your Investments. One Portfolio. Gold by the gram, certificates at their balance, shares at their latest price, and this year’s net gain.
UX-2026.10.05.07Where Did Your Salary Go? Mohab’s September by category, and the payments that repeat each month.
UX-2026.10.05.06A Budget That Fits Your Salary. Three ways to plan a category, and what’s left in Mohab’s October plan.
UX-2026.10.05.05Your Net Worth, Worked Out in EGP. Mohab’s net worth line by line, and three rules that keep it honest.
UX-2026.10.05.04The guides page: seven money questions salaried people in Egypt ask, each with its own page.
UX-2026.10.05.03The hero label says Free personal finance for Egypt; the footer links to the Money Guides; two answers link to their guides.
UX-2026.10.05.02The one live landing page: every number shows its working. The earlier A, B and C landing pages are archived below; their old addresses open this page.
UX-2026.10.05.01The six places and net worth move out of the hero into their own section, Your Money Is in Six Places. Lightning Counts It as One. The hero is the headline, one line and the buttons.
UX-2026.10.04.51Why Lightning exists, retold humbly: no return percentages, no reading list, no comparisons with other tools; what the founder's own log showed, and why Lightning is the tool he wanted then.
UX-2026.10.04.50The hero headline is the brand line, All Your Money. One Clear Picture., the same as A.
UX-2026.10.04.49The same signup band as every other page: Help Us Shape the Future of Lightning. Take the survey and we’ll invite you to the beta and to our testers’ community on WhatsApp, or leave your email for news of each build.
UX-2026.10.04.48The same signup band as every other page: Help Us Shape the Future of Lightning. Take the survey and we’ll invite you to the beta and to our testers’ community on WhatsApp, or leave your email for news of each build.
UX-2026.10.04.47The same signup band as every other page: Help Us Shape the Future of Lightning. Take the survey and we’ll invite you to the beta and to our testers’ community on WhatsApp, or leave your email for news of each build.
UX-2026.10.04.46The same signup band as every other page: Help Us Shape the Future of Lightning. Take the survey and we’ll invite you to the beta and to our testers’ community on WhatsApp, or leave your email for news of each build.
UX-2026.10.04.45The same signup band as every other page: Help Us Shape the Future of Lightning. Take the survey and we’ll invite you to the beta and to our testers’ community on WhatsApp, or leave your email for news of each build.
UX-2026.10.04.44The same signup band as every other page: Help Us Shape the Future of Lightning. Take the survey and we’ll invite you to the beta and to our testers’ community on WhatsApp, or leave your email for news of each build.
UX-2026.10.04.43The strip above the top bar is gone. The signup at the end of the page now asks for beta testers: We Need Beta Testers. Take the 3–5 minute survey and we’ll invite you to the beta.
UX-2026.10.04.42The beta testers strip is gone; the ask lives in the signup on the other pages.
UX-2026.10.04.41The strip above the top bar is gone. The signup at the end of the page now asks for beta testers: We Need Beta Testers. Take the 3–5 minute survey and we’ll invite you to the beta.
UX-2026.10.04.40The strip above the top bar is gone. The signup at the end of the page now asks for beta testers: We Need Beta Testers. Take the 3–5 minute survey and we’ll invite you to the beta.
UX-2026.10.04.39The strip above the top bar is gone. The signup at the end of the page now asks for beta testers: We Need Beta Testers. Take the 3–5 minute survey and we’ll invite you to the beta.
UX-2026.10.04.38The strip above the top bar is gone. The signup at the end of the page now asks for beta testers: We Need Beta Testers. Take the 3–5 minute survey and we’ll invite you to the beta.
UX-2026.10.04.37A Nile strip above the top bar asks for beta testers and opens the survey. Closing it keeps it closed on that browser.
UX-2026.10.04.36A Nile strip above the top bar asks for beta testers and opens the survey. Closing it keeps it closed on that browser.
UX-2026.10.04.35A Nile strip above the top bar asks for beta testers and opens the survey. Closing it keeps it closed on that browser.
UX-2026.10.04.34A Nile strip above the top bar asks for beta testers and opens the survey. Closing it keeps it closed on that browser.
UX-2026.10.04.33A Nile strip above the top bar asks for beta testers and opens the survey. Closing it keeps it closed on that browser.
UX-2026.10.04.32A Nile strip above the top bar asks for beta testers and opens the survey. Closing it keeps it closed on that browser.
UX-2026.10.04.31One card per build instead of per day, each opening with its highlights, then new, looks and feel, and fixed, in plain words. Known gaps read as what we’re fixing next.
UX-2026.10.04.30The signup band offers early access and news of each build, now that Lightning works with your own statements. The known gaps no longer tell you to use dummy data.
UX-2026.10.04.29Real statements are welcome in the beta: the sample-only rule is gone, Mohab's year is the place to learn the steps, and the main button downloads the beta.
UX-2026.10.04.28The FAQ says Lightning is a beta that works with your real statements today, with how to start and which computers it runs on. The signup band offers news of each build.
UX-2026.10.04.27The signup band offers early access and news of each build, now that Lightning works with your own statements.
UX-2026.10.04.26The FAQ says Lightning is a beta that works with your real statements today, adds what it costs, and matches C. The signup band offers early access and news of each build.
UX-2026.10.04.25Development milestone · no public download
v0.5.0-beta.1Previous Windows x64 beta · ZIP · kept available for comparison
v0.4.0-beta.1Attach up to five screenshots to a ticket with the upload button or paste them into its description. Large PNG files are re-encoded losslessly when that makes them smaller.
UX-2026.10.08.01The version selector uses one clear name for the Windows and Android apps.
UX-2026.10.07.37The archive lists the new screenshot attachments for app feedback.
UX-2026.10.08.02The archive before screenshot attachments were added to app feedback.
UX-2026.10.07.36Release notes use one display name for the current Windows and Android release.
UX-2026.10.07.35Windows and Android downloads share the display name Lightning 1 Beta.
UX-2026.10.07.34Previous download page before the display name was shortened to Lightning 1 Beta.
UX-2026.10.07.33Archive before current app labels were changed to Lightning 1 Beta.
UX-2026.10.07.32The test page reflects the released Android beta.
UX-2026.10.07.31Privacy questions reflect the available Android beta and later Google Play release.
UX-2026.10.07.30The expense FAQ reflects Android beta availability.
UX-2026.10.07.29Bank SMS review is described as part of the available Android beta.
UX-2026.10.07.28The monthly routine now describes the available Android beta.
UX-2026.10.07.27Shows that the matched Android and Windows beta apps are available now.
UX-2026.10.07.26The archive before the Android beta guide copy was updated.
UX-2026.10.07.24Mohab’s plan now has a yearly English course in November and a year-end bonus in December; the forecast dips to 165,937 in November and rises in December.
UX-2026.10.07.18The sample plan includes a yearly course and year-end bonus in the forecast.
UX-2026.10.07.19The guide reflects the new forecast changes and the complete safe-to-spend working.
UX-2026.10.07.20Home now says both matched 1.0 beta apps are available and explains pairing, WebView2, and the debuggable Android APK.
UX-2026.10.07.25Previous download page before adding the Android APK installation note and removing older build rows.
UX-2026.10.07.21Build selector before the current app label was shortened to Lightning 1 Beta.
UX-2026.10.07.22Release notes before the current Windows and Android release name was shortened.
UX-2026.10.07.23Previous release before the Egypt-specific positioning update.
UX-2026.10.01.06Hybrid landing page with Egypt-specific personal-finance positioning.
UX-2026.10.02.07Product-first landing page with the habits and small-change story.
UX-2026.09.30.05Interactive money exercise leading into the complete system.
UX-2026.09.30.03First release, strictly guideline 3.6: left-aligned, no section labels, no gradient heading.
UX-2026.10.03.01Centred hero and headings, a label above each section, the hero’s punch line in the gradient, the two-leaf logo, and a smoother path into what we believe.
UX-2026.10.03.02Brighter green-to-blue punch line and buttons, one-line section leads, the habit count read as × 20, and EGP once per breakdown.
UX-2026.10.03.03What Lightning does: six places counted as one, safe to spend, the five-screen tour, how a month works, privacy and questions.
UX-2026.10.04.01Why it works: the plan, the 9:40 reality and the habit, the small-change game, three truths in order, and every app seeing one corner.
UX-2026.10.04.02Leads with what tracking apps don't do: everything you own and owe, the next three months, and why it changed. New forecast and smart-features sections, and new screens.
UX-2026.10.04.03The same story with the new Overview screen and the calmer green-to-azure gradient.
UX-2026.10.04.04Same log, with the green-to-azure gradient.
UX-2026.10.04.05The game shows the capital that would pay what you keep each month, with the capital you need at 0. No explanation note or hint.
UX-2026.10.04.06The forecast caption names what it shows instead of explaining the chart.
UX-2026.10.04.07The first section shows the three advantages on their own: no comparisons with other apps.
UX-2026.10.04.08The calculator is back to the split card: inputs on the left, the capital it is worth on the vivid gradient on the right.
UX-2026.10.04.09White email pill, Get early access, "or", a dark Take the survey button, then the mark and the tagline. Dark survey button in the top bar.
UX-2026.10.04.10The same ending as A, and the calculator keeps one chip: Kept each year.
UX-2026.10.04.11Each hero sentence on one line, full-width buttons, the screen trio in one column, a 54px email field, tile names on one line.
UX-2026.10.04.12The same phone fixes as A: "Study Your Patterns." and "Control Your Future." each on one line.
UX-2026.10.04.13Every screen and figure from Mohab's full 2026 in the app: the Overview, Investments and Budget year to date, Expense analysis for September, and Cash planning today.
UX-2026.10.04.14The calculator reads as money in the bank: keeping 2,000 a month is like having 120,000 at 20% a year, without having the money first.
UX-2026.10.04.21The calculator label is sentence case like every other label on C, card headings share one phone size, step 3 says what the sit-down shows, and the pricing card and FAQ both say a one-time payment.
UX-2026.10.04.24On phones each worked number opens its screen full size instead of showing it too small to read. The hero line no longer repeats the next heading.
UX-2026.10.04.23Leads with numbers you can trust: six places added up to net worth in the hero, then three of Mohab's numbers with their working beside the screen they come from, the next three months, the calculator, the monthly routine, and the promise: free to use, pay once when it's worth it, your money data stays with you.
UX-2026.10.04.18The calculator reads as money in the bank: keeping 2,000 a month is like having 120,000 at 20% a year, without having the money first.
UX-2026.10.04.22Breakfast at home still costs something: 150 at the café, 50 at home, 100 kept each morning, 2,000 a month. The calculator's answer sits in the centre of the vivid side, with no button and no disclaimer line.
UX-2026.10.04.20The calculator returns to A after How it works: what you keep each month, worth the same as owning the capital that would pay it.
UX-2026.10.04.19Clicking the forecast or the Looks recurring screen enlarges that same screen, and the enlarged view never shows the previous screenshot while the next one loads.
UX-2026.10.04.17The Overview screen beside the six corners is Mohab's year to date.
UX-2026.10.04.15The monthly routine with the current import, review and analysis screens.
UX-2026.10.04.16The shared 30-minute import, review and analysis guide.
UX-2026.10.01.07The first beta-hub release, replaced by the dedicated feedback flow.
UX-2026.10.02.01Beta hub before the public Windows download was added.
UX-2026.10.02.05Windows beta download, sample data and evaluation guidance.
UX-2026.10.02.08The beta downloads table links to the release log.
UX-2026.10.03.04Before the 0.5.0 beta 1 download and release notes were published.
UX-2026.10.03.05Lists the available 0.5.0 and 0.4.0 Windows app builds separately.
UX-2026.10.03.06Marks 0.5.0 beta 1 as available and preserves the 0.4.0 beta 1 history.
UX-2026.10.03.07Feedback form before the downloadable app build list replaced the website-experience placeholders.
UX-2026.10.02.06Feedback form before adding Lightning 0.5.0 beta 1 to the build selector.
UX-2026.10.02.09Testers can identify Lightning 0.5.0 beta 1, 0.4.0 beta 1, or choose “I’m not sure.”
UX-2026.10.03.08Before changing a live experience, copy its current page to archive/RELEASE-ID.html, add that URL to the registry, mark it Archived, then assign the changed live page a new UX-YYYY.MM.DD.NN ID. This keeps the old version reachable by its visible ID and makes feedback comparable across releases.