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Keyboard shortcuts

Press ⌘ Shift / (Mac) or Ctrl Shift / (Windows, Linux) anywhere in the app to see this list. On a Mac, use ⌘ wherever this page says Ctrl.

Anywhere

ShortcutWhat it does
Ctrl KCommand palette — jump to any screen, find an account, holding, category or ticker, or type a question for Lucius.
Ctrl BShow or hide the sidebar. In a rich-text field it means bold instead.
Ctrl /Show or hide the Lucius panel.
HHide amounts — blurs every amount on screen, handy when sharing your screen. Press again to show them. Ignored while you’re typing in a field.
Ctrl Shift /Show the keyboard shortcuts.

Hide amounts stays on after a reload until you turn it off. You can also switch it from the sidebar footer (Hide amounts / Show amounts).

In an account’s register

Adding a transaction in the new-transaction row:

KeyWhat it does
EnterMove to the next field. In the amount field, save the transaction and start another.
EscCancel the new row.

With one or more transactions selected (tick their boxes):

KeyWhat it does
CMark them cleared.
Shift DDuplicate them.
Delete or BackspaceDelete them.
EscClose an open menu in the selection bar (move, category, memo).

In the Lucius chat box

KeyWhat it does
EnterSend. (On a phone, Enter adds a new line — tap Send instead.)
Shift EnterNew line.
@Mention an account, category, holding or other item so Lucius knows exactly what you mean. See Mentions.
/Pick a skill. See Skills.
↑ ↓, then Enter or TabChoose from the open picker.
Ctrl ← / →Switch between the picker’s sections.
EscClose the picker.

Desktop app only

The desktop app’s menus add these:

ShortcutWhat it does
Ctrl LOpen Lucius.
Ctrl NNew transaction.
Ctrl OImport a statement or receipt.
Ctrl Shift EExport your book.
Ctrl ,Settings.
Ctrl 1 … 8Go to Lucius, Assets, Accounts, Plan, Investments, Intel, Commitments, Dashboard.
⌘ [ / ⌘ ] (Mac), Alt ← / Alt → (Windows, Linux)Back / Forward.
Ctrl R (also F5 on Windows and Linux)Reload. Ctrl Shift R force-reloads.

Import and export aren’t available while the desktop app is connected to a server rather than a book on this computer.