CashGlance
How CashGlance works
A simple way to keep track of your checking balance, recurring bills,
and what your balance will look like weeks from now.
The problem it solves
Most people don't know their exact checking balance day-to-day —
they just hope it doesn't run out. When you have recurring bills
spread across a month, it's easy to forget what's coming out and
when.
CashGlance gives you a simple view of your balance today and a
projection of what it will look like over the next 60 days, based on
the bills and income you've entered. No bank connection. No linking
accounts. Just the numbers you know.
How to use it
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Create an account. No email address or personal
information required — just choose a username and passphrase. You'll
get a recovery code to save in case you forget your passphrase.
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Set your current balance. Go to Settings and enter
your checking account balance as it stands right now. This is the
starting point for all projections.
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Add your recurring bills and income. In the Bills
tab, add things like rent, subscriptions, and your regular payday.
Give each one a name, amount, and the day of the month it hits.
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Check your Outlook. The Outlook tab shows your
projected balance for each of the next several months. Tap any month
to see a day-by-day breakdown of what's coming in and going out.
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Log transactions as they happen. On the Today tab,
add transactions when you spend or receive money outside your
recurring schedule. This keeps your balance current.
What it doesn't do
CashGlance does not connect to your bank. It does not import
transactions automatically. Everything you see is based on what you
enter yourself. Think of it as a running tally you control, not a bank
mirror.
There are no budget categories, no charts, no financial advice. Just
your balance and what's coming.