1. Set your base
Start with current cash, then shape the forecast assumptions
Enter available money, optional monthly income, and choose your analytics currency. This creates a clean planning baseline before adding detailed expenses.
Example: update your opening balance or monthly income and immediately see how runway and monthly spendable amounts respond.
2. Add spending fast
Use manual entry for speed and OCR for detailed receipts
Manual mode is best for simple expenses like rent or subscriptions. Receipt scanner is best when one bill has mixed categories like food and household items.
After OCR, you can keep it as one expense or split line items, set repeat frequency, and define whether the charge is fixed or variable for projection logic.
3. Plan forward
Read your runway, monthly spendable space, and budget pressure
The projection combines recurring costs, recent one-time burn, and monthly income. You get a month-by-month view of how much non-recurring spending still fits.
Category budgets add practical warnings, so you see pressure early instead of finding out at the end of the month.