Built around future balances, not last month's reports

Most personal finance apps are strongest after money has already moved. A cash-flow forecast app is different: it answers whether the right account will have enough money on the right date.

NeverRunShort lets you enter known income, bills, subscriptions, transfers, and card payments. From there, it projects balances forward across your planning horizon and highlights the low points before they become real problems.

Per-account warnings matter

A household can have enough total cash and still overdraft the account that pays rent. NeverRunShort watches accounts separately, so the warning names the account, the shortfall amount, and the date that needs attention.

NeverRunShort projected cash chart over the next 90 days
A forward-looking chart lets you see the shape of your cash flow, not just today's balance.

Day-by-day timeline

Every planned bill, paycheck, transfer, and card payment appears in date order.

Recurring schedules

Weekly, biweekly, semimonthly, monthly, and yearly items project automatically.

Shortfall warnings

See what account needs money before a bill clears, while there is still time to act.

Cash-flow forecast FAQ

A cash-flow forecast app projects future balances based on known income, bills, transfers, and account balances, so you can see whether cash will be available on specific future dates.
A budget tracker usually explains past spending. NeverRunShort forecasts forward and warns when a specific account is projected to run short before an upcoming bill or transfer.

Start forecasting with your own bills

Create a free account, add a few accounts and recurring items, and NeverRunShort starts projecting immediately.

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