Freelance
Gig economy budget: many platforms, one dated plan
Gig work pays per delivery, per ride, per task — from several platforms with different payout schedules. A gig economy budget collects the streams on one calendar, dates the payouts, and shows the weeks that will be thin before they arrive.
- Payouts dated
Each platform's payout schedule on the calendar, as a recurring item.
- Thin weeks flagged
See the low weeks in the projection while there is time to add shifts.
- Weekly rhythms repeat
Payout rhythms — daily, weekly, instant — project automatically.
- Free core
The calendar and recurring plans are free forever.
Date the payout rhythms
Different platforms pay on different rhythms — instant, daily, weekly. Enter each as a recurring item with its real cadence and estimate. The projection then shows the week's shape: the good weeks, the slow ones, and what to smooth.
Smooth the gig rollercoaster
- Set a base spending level below your average week
- Route the surplus weeks into a buffer
- Schedule essential bills on your known-good payout days
- Re-estimate weekly — gig income drifts
Frequently asked questions
What is a gig economy budget?
A dated plan for multi-platform gig income — each payout scheduled, the gaps visible, the bills matched.
How do I handle unpredictable gig income?
Use conservative weekly estimates, build a buffer in surplus weeks, and re-forecast weekly.
Is it free?
Yes — the calendar and recurring plans are free forever.
Many platforms, one plan
Free core, one-time Pro, no bank linking.