Your money, connected

Know what you can count on.

Cashflow Guard brings together what you earn, spend, owe, expect and manage so you can understand where you stand, what's coming and what you can actually count on.

Start manually. Add more when you're ready.

Overview

Your financial picture

Illustrative example

Cash position

$12,480

USD

Expected money

$4,250

USD

Known obligations

$2,940

USD

What you can count on

$9,540

In view

Upcoming

Expected payment

Friday

+$1,800

Known obligation

Monday

−$620

How Cashflow Guard helps

See what happened. Know what comes next.

Follow your money from what has happened to what may come next.

See what happened

A clear financial history

Keep income, expenses, payments and activity organized so the past is easier to understand.

Understand where you stand

Where your money stands

See available cash, known obligations and debt together instead of piecing them together yourself.

Know what's coming

What's ahead

Bring expected money and upcoming obligations into view before they become surprises.

Decide what to do next

Better decisions

Use what you know to adjust your plan, set priorities and prepare for what's next.

Your financial picture

See the whole picture, not isolated numbers.

Income, expenses, accounts and obligations affect each other.

Cashflow Guard brings those records together with expected payments and operating activity, while keeping each type of information distinct.

Start simply.

You can begin manually and add more detail when it becomes useful. Cashflow Guard does not require a bank connection to help you get organized.

  • Cash flow
  • Income & expenses
  • Accounts & cash
  • Budget & planning
  • Debt
  • Expected money
  • Reports & trends
  • History & relationships

Know where you stand

Useful information helps you decide what to do next.

See where you stand

Understand your position without digging through separate records.

Understand what changed

See how income, spending, obligations and expected money relate.

Plan your next move

Use what you know to set priorities and adjust your plan.

Expected ≠ CollectedBudget ≠ ActualEstimate ≠ ActualUnknown ≠ Zero

Planned, estimated and missing information stays distinct from what has actually happened.

Understand your money.
See what's ahead.
Know what you can count on.

Start with what you know. Add detail when it becomes useful.