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Content Type Examples

Heading (h1)

Heading (h2)

Heading (h3)

Heading (h4)

Paragraph with Inline Styles

This is a paragraph with bold text, italic text, and inline code. Here is a link to Roo in the middle of a sentence.

Unordered List

  • First item
  • Second item with bold
  • Third item
    • Nested item
    • Another nested item

Ordered List

  1. Step one
  2. Step two
  3. Step three

Image (Optimized)

Example image

Code Block

function greet(name: string): string {
return `Hello, ${name}!`;
}

Table

FeatureFreePremium
BudgetingYesYes
Account LinkingNoYes
Debt PayoffNoYes

Thematic Break


Asides

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Accordion (details/summary)

What is an accordion?

A collapsible section with structured children — paragraphs, lists, and all other standard node types work inside.

  • Item one
  • Item two

Content Accordion (reference)

Getting Help

How do I contact support?

Tap Settings > Help & Support in the Roo app, or email us directly. We aim to respond within one business day.

Envelope Budgeting

A method where you allocate money into virtual “envelopes” (categories) before spending it — the core philosophy behind Roo.

Historically, people used physical envelopes stuffed with cash for each spending category. Roo digitizes this approach: every dollar is assigned to a category before it’s spent, giving you full control.

See also: Zero-Based Budget, Category

What is an account in Roo?

A financial account tracked in Roo — can be a bank account, credit card, loan, or any other account.

Accounts are the foundation of your budget. Each account holds a balance and records transactions. You can add accounts manually or connect them via account linking.

See also: Linked Account, Manual Account

Mux Video

Rive Animation