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Cash flow calendar app: your money on the days it actually moves
A calendar is the natural home for cash flow, because money moves on dates — paydays, due dates, renewal dates — and only a dated view can show you the gaps between them. That is exactly what Cashflow Calendar is built around.
- A real calendar, not a list
Every transaction sits on the day it happens, with the running balance under it.
- Recurring items auto-project
Salary on the 25th, rent on the 1st — enter once and they appear every month.
- Troughs are visible
Scroll forward and spot the negative days before they arrive, not after.
- Free forever core
The calendar and reports are free; Pro is a single payment, not a subscription.
Why a grid beats a list for planning
Lists answer "what is coming up?" A calendar answers "what will my balance be on any given day?" When income is lumpy or bills cluster, the second question is the one that prevents overdrafts.
Cashflow Calendar keeps the grid familiar — month view, day view, tap a date to see everything on it — so the forecasting habit takes about a week to form.
What you can do on any day
- See the day's projected income, bills and resulting balance
- Add or edit a transaction in two taps
- Check recurring plans due that day
- Flag the first negative day in the projection
Frequently asked questions
Is there a free cash flow calendar app?
Yes. Cashflow Calendar's calendar, recurring plans and reports are free forever, and Pro is a one-time payment.
Does it work offline?
Yes. Guest mode works fully offline and syncs when you are back online.
Does it connect to my bank?
No. You enter transactions manually or import CSV — no bank credentials, by design.
The calendar your bank balance wishes you had
Free to use, offline-capable, and every dip visible in advance.