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Ormos: Cash Forecast

See your bank balance day by day, months ahead, in plain words. Manual entry, no bank login, works fully offline. iPhone.

$9.99 once, iPhone only
Download on the App Store

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Cost

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Free tier
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Price
$9.99 once, iPhone only
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Lifetime purchase
Yes
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Connections

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Account aggregation
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Connectors
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Refresh more than daily
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Manual accounts
Yes
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Countries
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Multi-currency
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Crypto and digital assets
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Transactions

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Edit transactions
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Create manual transactions
Yes
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Rules engine
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Mass edit
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Split transactions
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History import
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Length of history
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Export
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Import formats
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Nested categories
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Custom categories
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Tags
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Receipt attachments
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Planning

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Budgeting
Yes
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Envelope budgeting
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Zero-based budgeting
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Rollover budgeting
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Recurring transactions
Yes
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Bill negotiation
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Goal tracking
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Debt payoff planning
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Cash-flow forecasting
Yes
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Scenario planning
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Retirement planning
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Subscription tracking
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Subscription cancellation
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Automated transfers
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Calendar view
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Platforms

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Interfaces
iOS
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Full mobile app
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Home-screen widgets
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Customizable dashboard
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Offline access
Yes
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Wealth

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Net worth
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Balance history import
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Investment tracking
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Investment transactions
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Real estate
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Investment fee analysis
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Insight

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Reports
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Trends
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Credit scores
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Alerts
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Assistance

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AI chat
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AI categorization
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Sharing

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Partner or household
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Adviser access
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Business or rental separation
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Trust

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SOC 2
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2FA / MFA
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Sells or shares your data
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Read-only bank connections
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Data held by
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Self-hosting
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Open source
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Extending

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Public API
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Spreadsheet sync
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Webhooks
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Tax export
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Tax filing
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