Cash flow forecasting
See cash gaps before they happen.
Enter your balance, upcoming income, and regular bills. CashGapRadar shows the exact days money might run short — before your next paycheck lands.
No bank connection. No daily expense tracking. Your data stays on your device.
Every week gets a plain-English read-out
See a gap coming — and how to clear it.
A real read-out from CashGapRadar's own demo data, not a mockup.
What's driving it
- Medical billAug 12−$1,200
- Annual insurance renewalAug 12−$350
- Car registrationAug 14−$180
Suggested fix
Move the car registration payment to after Aug 15.
→ Remaining shortfall: Covered ✓- No bank connection required
- No account required
- Data stays on this device
- No daily tracking
Know what to do
See exactly what's scheduled on any day.
Tap into any day for the full breakdown — income, bills, and the running balance after each one. If a payment can move, CashGapRadar shows you which one to shift to clear the gap.
Test what-if scenarios
See how long your money lasts.
Losing income for a few weeks? Cutting back to essentials? Run the scenario and see the effect on your forecast — without touching your real numbers.
Set up in about 10 minutes.
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Add today's balance and income
Just the numbers you already know — no bank login, no account to create.
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Add your regular bills
Rent, car payment, subscriptions — grouped by type so it's quick to fill in.
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Get your weekly forecast
Every week is marked Clear, Tight, Gap, or Review when income still needs confirmation.
Questions
Do I need to connect my bank account?
No. You enter your balance, income, and regular bills yourself — setup takes about 10 minutes, and nothing ever talks to your bank.
Is my financial data private?
Yes. Your forecast is calculated and stored on your device — nothing is uploaded anywhere. You can export a backup file any time to keep a copy of your data.
Do I have to log every purchase?
No. CashGapRadar isn't a transaction tracker — it works from your recurring income and bills, so there's no daily logging required.
What do "Clear," "Tight," and "Gap" mean?
Clear means your balance stays comfortably positive all week. Tight means it gets close to zero — sometimes a thin cushion, sometimes a small dip that's still inside your buffer. Gap means the shortfall is bigger than that buffer and needs a plan.
What does "Review" mean?
If part of a week's income is irregular or hasn't been confirmed yet, CashGapRadar marks it Review instead of guessing. Once you confirm the income — or the date arrives — it updates to Clear, Tight, or Gap.
What devices does it work on?
CashGapRadar works in Safari and Chrome and can be installed on your home screen on iPhone and Android. Your data stays on each device — to move it to another device, export a backup file and restore it there.