Watch your balances drop month by month. Pick snowball or avalanche, record every payment, and see your debt-free date get closer — all integrated with your budget.
Debt payments live alongside bills and income on your timeline — one dashboard for your whole financial picture.
Most debt payoff calculators are one-time tools. You punch in numbers, see a projected payoff date, and then... nothing. There's no ongoing tracking, no way to record payments, and no connection to the rest of your budget.
Real debt payoff happens over months or years. You need something that tracks your progress, adjusts when things change, and keeps you motivated by showing how far you've come. And it needs to fit into your actual financial life — not exist in a vacuum.
Pay off your smallest balance first for quick wins and momentum. myLiquiFlow shows you the order and tracks each balance as it drops to zero.
Target the highest interest rate first to minimize total interest paid. See exactly how much you're saving compared to minimum payments only.
Record every payment as it happens. See your running balance update in real time — not just a projection, but your actual progress month over month.
Debt payments show up on your cash flow timeline alongside bills and income. No separate app, no mental math about what you can afford this month.
The hardest part of paying off debt isn't the math — it's fitting extra payments into a budget that's already tight. myLiquiFlow shows your debt alongside everything else: upcoming bills, paychecks, and spending. So when you have a week with no big expenses, you can see the opportunity to make an extra payment.
Each debt account shows its balance, interest rate, minimum payment, and projected payoff date. As you make payments, the numbers update automatically. Your total debt remaining is visible on the dashboard at all times.
Watching a balance go from $12,000 to $11,400 to $10,800 is powerful. myLiquiFlow shows your net worth trending upward as debts decrease. It's the kind of feedback that keeps you going when it feels like the finish line is far away.
And because your debt payments are part of your cash flow timeline, you'll never accidentally schedule an extra payment on the same week your rent is due. Everything is visible in one place.
The snowball method means paying off your smallest debt balance first while making minimum payments on everything else. Once the smallest is gone, you roll that payment into the next smallest. The momentum of quick wins keeps you motivated.
The avalanche method prioritizes the debt with the highest interest rate. You'll pay less total interest over time, but it can take longer to see the first balance hit zero. myLiquiFlow lets you choose either strategy — or switch between them.
Yes. When you record a payment, you can apply more than the minimum. myLiquiFlow tracks principal applied and updates your projected payoff date accordingly.
Debt payments appear on your cash flow timeline just like any other bill. When you're looking at your month, you'll see debt payments alongside rent, utilities, and income — so you can plan extra payments around your real cash flow.
Yes. Add as many debt accounts as you have — credit cards, student loans, car loans, medical debt. Each one tracks independently with its own balance, rate, and payment history, and they all roll up into your total debt remaining on the dashboard.
No credit card required. Add your debts and see your payoff plan in minutes.