See what each payday needs to cover.
Map biweekly pay, monthly bills and debt payments on one timeline. Your figures stay in your private account.
A plan that follows your paydays.
Add income and bills to see the next 90 days.
Money in, money out
Start with your schedule
Add income, bills and debts to see a clear next step.
How much goes to essentials?
Add your after-tax income and categorize bills to see your share.
The 50/30/20 guideline uses take-home pay; it is a starting reference, not a rule that fits every household.
Next money moves
Cash flow, by date
Planned amounts, not bank transactions. Income and bills on the same day are netted for the end-of-day balance.
Income & bills
Set an anchor date. Biweekly repeats every 14 days; monthly repeats on the same day or the last day of shorter months.
Pay down debt with room to breathe.
Minimums are included in your cash-flow forecast. Extra payment ideas appear only when the full forecast stays above your chosen cash buffer.
Highest rate first
Smallest balance first
Trim flexible spending
Try a reduction to items you marked Flexible. This is a scenario only; it does not change your saved budget.
Illustrative planning, not a promise of payoff timing. Confirm your lender’s terms and keep minimums current. A highest-rate-first approach generally reduces interest; smallest-balance-first may feel more motivating. Review your plan when rates or income change.
Settings
Private off-site backup
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A verified copy is attempted after changes and every six hours while the app is running.