Find the day you go under.

Your monthly average hides the one date that matters. Waterline puts every payment on the day it actually lands, and shows you the lowest point before it arrives.

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A month of real bills, drawn day by day.
Overview

Budget first

Sort every bill into needs, wants and debt. Waterline works out what you actually save, rather than asking you to guess it.

Forecast

A calendar that knows your balance

See each day's movement and the running balance beside it. Tap any date to drop in a one-off — a repair, a refund, a filing fee.

Debt

A debt plan you can live with

Pick a date to be debt-free and see the payment it takes. Then play that plan into your forecast, payment by payment, and check it never pushes you under zero.

Security

Your numbers stay yours

Waterline is built so the least possible ever leaves your hands — and what does is locked down.

  • No bank connectionIt never asks for bank logins, card numbers or account numbers. You type only what you choose.
  • On your device firstWithout an account, your plan lives only in this browser. Nothing about it is sent anywhere.
  • Encrypted in transit and at restIf you sign in, your plan travels over HTTPS and is stored encrypted with AES-256.
  • Locked to your accountRow-level security in the database refuses to hand one person's plan to anyone else.
  • No ads, no trackersNo analytics, no advertising, no third-party cookies. Your plan is never sold or shared.
  • Delete it any timeOne option in the account menu removes everything, from your account and this device.

Ready when you are

Try it with sample numbers, or start with your own. No sign-up needed.

Overview

Everything you earn and everything you owe each month. This is where the forecast gets its numbers.

Forecast
See the day-by-day forecast

Starting point

where the forecast begins

Money in

regular, repeating income

Money out

regular, repeating bills — one-offs live on the Forecast

Where the money goes

monthly equivalent

Your target split

of take-home income

70 / 20 / 10 is the realistic starting point when rent takes a large share of your pay. 50 / 30 / 20 is the textbook version. Debt payments are tracked separately — they come straight out of what you would otherwise save.

The month in one line

Forecast

Your budget played forward, day by day. Add the one-off things that don't repeat — a repair, a refund, a fee — straight onto the date they land.

Nothing to forecast yet

Add your income and bills on the Overview page and this fills in.

—lowest point
—days below zero
—left each month
balance below zero lowest point Tap the chart to zoom and explore
Baseline lowest — This plan lowest —

Calendar

SunMonTueWedThuFriSat
recurring one-off Tap any day for every payment and the balance

What-if

Copy your plan, change one thing, and see both lowest points side by side. Moving a bill a week later is often worth more than cutting anything.

Your scenarios

the one you pick is what every other page shows
this plan baseline lowest point

What changed

this plan against the baseline
ItemBaselineThis planMonthly difference

Debt

Every balance in one place, ordered by what it costs you to keep — and what it takes to be rid of it.

What you owe

highest rate first — that is the one to attack
DebtBalanceRate %MinimumCosts you

Clear it by

pick a finish line and see the payment it takes
Clear everything in
36 months
6 months6 years
Monthly payment needed
—
Total interest paid—
Total you pay back—
Versus minimums only—
Debt-free—

Put this plan into your forecast

see what paying it off does to your day-to-day balance

The order they fall

at the payment above
ClearedDebtRateBalance now

Report

Two pages that say where you stand, what the month looks like, and what the debt costs. Built from everything you have entered.

Opens your print dialog — choose Save as PDF as the destination.

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