Add what you know
Salary, bills, subscriptions, one-off costs and transfers.
How Monatry Works
Monatry brings together the income and commitments you already know to show what your balance looks like ahead.
Three steps
Salary, bills, subscriptions, one-off costs and transfers.
A day-by-day view of your balance and pressure points.
Decide whether to buy, delay or move money — before problems appear.
The flow
Monatry connects the income and commitments you enter to a single, honest number — what is genuinely available once the known items ahead are accounted for.
What Monatry uses
Monatry is not trying to predict your entire financial life. It works with what you tell it — salary, bills, planned purchases and transfers.
The result is practical visibility: a timeline you can act on, not a vague budget category.
Looking ahead
Your bank shows a snapshot. Monatry shows the journey: how each known item affects your balance and when pressure points appear.
Timing matters
A bill on the 1st and payday on the 28th can leave a tight window — even when monthly totals look fine.
See when income lands and how long it needs to last.
Spot which due dates create pressure.
Plan transfers ahead instead of reacting late.
Inside Monatry
Honest by design
Budgeting apps focus on categories and past spending. That helps you understand where money went — but not whether you will have enough when bills are due.
Monatry uses known income and commitments to show what is genuinely available — and does not pretend to know spending you have not planned.
Monatry forecasts what it knows. It does not guess what it cannot know.
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