See how much you’re projected to have, every single day, in your personal finance calendar.
Avoid future cashflow problems by seeing where you’ll be in the future. Adjust your spending to suit.
Set up budgets and periods the way you like them. Roll them up and roll them over if you wish.
Schedule your upcoming bills and budgets in your money management calendar and see your projected bank balances on any given day.
If you know how to use a calendar, you can create spectacular daily cashflow forecasts with PocketSmith.
The balance forecast graph shows you how much you’ll have in the future based on your scheduled budgets.
See exactly how much you’re projected to have, accurate to the day, up to 60 years in the future.
See the power of compounding interest on your balances simply by entering an interest value for your personal finance forecasting.
Choose periods that are meaningful to each budget: daily coffee, weekly groceries, monthly rent, and more.
Set your budgets to begin and end where you want. This makes your cash forecasting more accurate.
Pick important budgets and feature them on your custom dashboards.
Use PocketSmith to test your decisions, and see the short and long-term effects of your financial plans.
Make more accurate decisions because you have a clear idea of what the future holds.
Create multiple scenarios for each account to model future financial outcomes.
See if you can afford the things you want: a wedding, buying a house, home renovations.
Take control of your finances today.
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Getting started is easy! Use our Express Migration tool to easily bring over all your accounts, transactions and categories.
Invite another PocketSmith user - be it an advisor, friend or family member - to access and manage your account.
Secure your account by requiring a code from your mobile phone along with your username and password.
Set up your dashboards and finances in the way that makes sense, and get email summaries of your financial activity sent at a schedule you choose