Stop reviewing what you already spent. Start seeing what's coming — bills, paychecks, and due dates — so you can plan your month before it happens.
Income, expenses, and cash flow — all on one dashboard with a visual month timeline.
Traditional budget apps connect to your bank and categorize transactions after they happen. That's useful for seeing where your money went, but it doesn't help you figure out whether you can afford something next Tuesday.
If your rent is due on the 1st, your car payment on the 5th, and your paycheck doesn't land until the 3rd, you need to see that gap before it becomes an overdraft. That's what myLiquiFlow does. It brings practical budgeting into the real world of variable pay dates and stacked due dates.
Every recurring bill, subscription, and due date on a visual timeline. See the whole month at a glance with color-coded urgency markers.
Set spending limits by category and track progress in real time. Know when you're approaching your limit, not after you've blown past it.
Track multiple income sources with different frequencies — weekly, biweekly, monthly, or irregular. See when each one lands on the timeline.
Log one-off purchases instantly from your phone or desktop. Scan receipts to auto-fill amounts and categories.
A budget that doesn't account for timing is just a wish list. myLiquiFlow combines category-based budgeting with cash flow awareness so you always know not just how much you can spend, but when you can spend it.
Your monthly summary shows income vs. expenses, cash flow projections, and year-to-date totals — all updated as you mark things paid or received. No manual reconciliation needed.
One that shows you when your bills are due relative to when you get paid. myLiquiFlow's timeline makes this visible at a glance, so you can spot shortfalls before they happen and plan around them.
Yes. Recurring bills go on the timeline with due dates and payment tracking. Discretionary spending is tracked through category budgets and quick expenses. Both feed into your monthly cash flow summary.
No. myLiquiFlow is designed to work without bank connections. You add your bills and income manually, which means your financial data stays private and fully under your control.
Envelope budgeting allocates every dollar to a category. myLiquiFlow starts with timing — when bills hit and when income arrives — then layers on category budgets. It's less rigid and more practical for people whose main concern is making it from one paycheck to the next.
No credit card required. Set up your budget in minutes.