Why you type it in
Forecast Commander doesn't connect to your bank, so you type the spending you didn't plan for. Most of your money fills itself in. The case for working this way is on the Why page.
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What you type#
The spending you didn't plan for: coffee, fuel and the small things.
Every figure in the forecast traces back to an entry you can open, edit or delete.
What fills itself in#
Most of your money isn't spending you didn't plan for, and none of it needs typing twice.
- Recurring rules
- Rent, paychecks, subscriptions and loan payments are entered once and land on every date they're due. How rules work.
- The statement reader
- Open a CSV from your bank and the app finds the charges that repeat. The file is read in your browser and never uploaded, and only the bills and income you choose to add are saved. Where to find it.
- BNPL plans
- One form creates every installment at once, so a four-payment plan is typed once.
- Quick entry
- After you save, the bar keeps the account, category and tag and clears only the payee and amount, so a run of entries goes quickly.
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