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About & trust

CalBudget is a calendar-first personal finance app.

CalBudget helps people plan around the exact dates when money enters and leaves an account. The product is built for daily running-balance forecasting, recurring bills, subscriptions, debt payments, and account-level cash-flow planning without requiring a bank login.

Methodology

A running balance is defined as the projected balance after dated income and expenses clear. CalBudget sorts transactions by day, applies each amount to the previous balance, and carries the result forward so each calendar date has its own projected value.

Trust model

CalBudget is intentionally manual-first. Users can add transactions themselves and upload statement exports to detect recurring schedules when useful, but the core planning experience does not require storing bank credentials or connecting a financial institution.

What CalBudget helps with

CalBudget is built for the timing problems that normal category budgets hide: rent before payday, subscriptions that renew mid-month, credit card payments, debt payoff dates, irregular income, and weekly spending that needs to fit between deposits.

What CalBudget is not

CalBudget is not financial, legal, tax, or investment advice. It does not guarantee a future account balance. The product gives users a planning forecast from the balances, transactions, recurring rules, and imports they choose to enter.

How support works

Support focuses on account access, billing, calendar setup, transaction behavior, imports, and product feedback. Users can contact CalBudget from the support page and include the affected month, account, transaction, or subscription context.

Customer-facing product paths

Public CalBudget pages are organized around what a person is trying to plan: a monthly budget calendar, daily running balance, recurring bills, subscriptions, debt payoff, statement import, reports, and mobile app usage.

Sources and entity links

These links provide category context and public entity disambiguation. They do not imply endorsement of CalBudget by the linked organizations.