> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.mytruv.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Searching Your Financial Data

> Use the iOS Search tab to find transactions, accounts, insights, and charts in one place.

<Note>**Global search is currently iOS only.** On the web, data discovery happens by navigating to specific pages and using each page's filters - see below.</Note>

## On iOS

The **Search** tab on the bottom tab bar is a single search box that looks across many entity types at once.

### What you can search for

* **Transactions** - by merchant name or category (e.g. "Uber", "groceries")
* **Accounts** - search by institution or account nickname
* **Insights** - search the title or summary of any insight
* **Recurring inflows / outflows** - search by name or category
* **Charts** - 16 pre-built visualizations across Spending, Income, Recurring, Cash Flow, and Accounts (see [Using the Chart Library](/search/using-the-chart-library))
* **App sections** - typing "spending", "transactions", "accounts" etc. jumps you to the corresponding feature

### Recent items

When the search bar is empty, the Search tab shows your **recent items** - whatever you tapped on most recently in past searches. Clear the list with the button in the header.

## On the web

To find data on the web:

* **Transactions** - open the **Transactions** page and use the **Search merchant** field at the top, plus filters for category, account, date, and amount
* **Spending data** - the **Spending** page has its own filters by month and group-by (category / merchant)
* **Accounts** - the **Accounts** page lists every connected account with balance and net worth
* **Income data** - the **Income** page covers paychecks and income trends
* **Recurring data** - the **Recurring** page has subscription and bill information

<Tip>If you don't remember exactly what you're looking for on iOS, just start typing - the Search tab will pull in matches across every entity type so you can scan for the right one quickly.</Tip>