FinanceMe

In development · Early preview

See what’s coming.
Plan what’s next.

Your balance tells one part of the story. Bring upcoming bills, expected income and everyday spending into the picture with FinanceMe.

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No signup. Use made-up numbers only. This browser demo is temporary: closing or reloading it clears your entries.

30-day cash forecastIllustrative example
Starting balance$125.50 USD
Example balance falls below zero before day 30 Starting with 125 dollars and 50 cents, a bill of 80 dollars on day 4 and an allowance of 2 dollars per day leave a projected negative 14 dollars and 50 cents after 30 days. The balance first falls below the 20-dollar buffer on day 13 and below zero on day 23. Chosen buffer · $20 $0 Day 4 bill · −$80
A gap to plan for

Projected balance on day 30

−$14.50
Upcoming bill
$80.00
Daily allowance
$2.00
Chosen buffer
$20.00
Made-up USD figures, not suggested spending amounts. No income assumed. Forecasts depend on the information entered; the buffer is a reference, not an extra expense.
Start without connecting a bank Keep plans separate from actual spending See the assumptions behind an estimate

A little context. A clearer picture.

Start with what you know.

You don’t need a perfect financial history to explore a forecast. Begin with one everyday account and build from there.

Set your starting point.

Add an account, its balance and the date that balance belongs to. Missing information stays visible rather than becoming an assumed zero.

Put the next bills on the map.

Add expected income, upcoming bills and recurring plans. Set an everyday spending allowance and a buffer that make sense for your scenario.

Look ahead, then adjust.

See where an account may run short. Explore a different date or a possible purchase without turning that plan into a recorded expense.

Your money, with context

More than a number
at the top of a screen.

We’re building an everyday planner that connects the immediate picture with the longer view, while keeping estimates and recorded facts distinct.

An honest early look

Try the idea.
Keep your real data out.

The public demo lets you explore FinanceMe’s interface and calculations with fictional entries. It is not yet a place to keep your finances.

Try the fictional-data demo

  • Manual first, with reviewed imports.

    Explore manual accounts, planned and recurring activity, spending views and net-worth estimates. Use only made-up entries or synthetic CSV files. Live bank connections are not available.

  • Temporary browser entries.

    This demo has no account sign-in or cloud synchronization. Financial entries stay in this open browser session and disappear on reload or close. Don’t rely on it as a saved record.

  • Clear about what’s still coming.

    Account access across devices is in development. The current interface is English, with one currency per ledger and no currency conversion. Public mobile downloads are not available yet.

A few useful answers.

Do I need a bank connection?

No. FinanceMe’s current tools use manual records and reviewed CSV imports. The demo does not connect to your bank, fetch purchases or verify whether a balance is available to spend.

Will the demo save my work?

No. This public preview keeps financial entries only in the current session. Closing or reloading the page clears them. Browser recovery and account synchronization are still undergoing development and acceptance testing.

Is a forecast financial advice?

No. A forecast illustrates the entries and assumptions you provide. It cannot know about missing bills, changing income, bank holds or events you haven’t entered. It is not a guarantee of affordability or a replacement for qualified financial advice.

How can I help shape FinanceMe?

Tell us what felt confusing, which question you wanted answered or what would make a weekly money check easier. Visit Support for a simple feedback guide. Please leave out real financial details.