Budget planning next to the cash-flow calendar.
CashWeeks budgets use the same household categories as transactions and insights, so a plan, a posted expense, and a projected bill can be read together.
Set amounts where the household actually spends.
Create and edit household categories, then assign budget amounts by person or account when you need that split. Suggestions can start a draft from recent activity. You still review and save the plan—CashWeeks does not move money or change bank payments.
See income, spending, and where the month went.
Insights summarize income versus spending, spending by category, and budget versus projected amounts. You can look at posted spending or include upcoming recurring items already on the calendar. Selecting a category opens the transactions that made up that total.
Read the plan against projected balances.
A monthly budget can look fine while one account is short before payday. The projected balance path sits next to budget and spending views so timing stays visible. Forecasts depend on connected balances, recurring plans, and items you add; they are planning estimates, not promised outcomes.