How much is left of every paycheck?
Kash answers one question: how much you have left from each paycheck, and when a new expense fits. No bank, no internet, no suit.
- Free
- Works offline
- No bank login
- iOS + Android
- Income
- $21,500
- Fixed
- $10,160
- Variable
- $4,100
Pay 1 · 3 expenses · $8,800
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Rent Fixed · due Oct 1, before payday$6,500
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Internet Fixed · Bills · due Oct 20$600
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Groceries Variable · Food$1,700
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Car payment Fixed · Car · due Oct 31$2,600
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Phone plan Fixed · Bills · due Oct 31$460
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Groceries Variable · Food$1,700
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Going out Variable · Fun$700
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Weekend trip Variable · Fun · due Oct 31$5,000
The paycheck is the unit.
Every paycheck, its own math
Every expense lands on the paycheck that covers it. You see what’s left of this paycheck, not a monthly average.
Ask before you buy
Enter the amount and the date. Kash tells you which paycheck it fits in and what you keep after.
No fine print
Cards, car, loans. How many months, how much interest, and whether it’s worth it before you sign.
Know before you swipe.
Does it fit?
Try it · October sheetYou keep $900 of the $1,200 until Oct 31.
Heads up: it’s due before you get paid.
Worth it?
Calculator · nothing savedOf your first $15,000 payment, $13,333 is interest. Only $1,667 pays down the debt.
The friend who gets money. Never the bank.
Your data stays on your phone. No bank login, no account linking. Kash just does the math and tells it straight.
- “You’ve got $1,200 left until the 31st.” Not: Available period balance.
- “Fits in Pay 1. You keep $900.” Not: Transaction approved.
- “Heads up: rent’s due before you get paid.” Not: Due date alert.
- “At that payment, the car takes 68 months.” Not: Please consult your amortization table.
People with Kash
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