One number, and the date it's safe through.
Not your balance minus your bills. Your next few weeks, walked day by day, and the lowest point they reach.
Your next few weeks, walked day by day.
Every bill, card payment and paycheck lands on its real date — the day the money actually leaves or arrives, not the day it's due on paper. We follow your balance forward through all of them.
Somewhere in there is the lowest point before your next income. That dip is the whole answer: it's what's genuinely yours. Spend down to it and everything between now and then still clears.
Then we date it, so you know how long it has to last.
18 days, every bill already counted — the amber marks are where they land.
The three windows.
How far ahead the number reaches depends on what's coming. Tap through the three shapes a month can take.
$2,268
18 days × $126 a day
Covered until Aug 17 payday.
Your pay lands on a day we can see, so the window runs right up to it.
What the number will never do.
Every $0 comes with a date.
If there's nothing spare today, we say when that changes: “Nothing today. This works again Aug 1, when your paycheck lands.”
The number never moves without saying why.
If it goes up or down, the reason sits next to it. “+$2,102 — the car payment cleared.”
Estimates say “about”.
A daily figure is a division, not a promise. When a number is worked out rather than known, we write “about” in front of it.
Money we're not sure about counts as zero.
If we can't be sure something is coming, it doesn't go in. We'd rather be quietly right than confidently wrong.
And one thing we left out on purpose: there's no spending report in aeso. No pie charts, no grades, no month-end reckoning. You're not here to study your money — you're here to live on it. The only chart is your own next few weeks, and it's one tap away, never the front door.
One number, with a date attached. That's the whole app.