Work out in advance the money left over each month or project — and plan the months ahead

Add your monthly income, then all your planned expenses (rent, groceries, subscriptions, loans…). CashReste deducts them all and shows what will really be left at the end of the month once everything is paid — recalculated with every change.

Switch to the next period in one click: recurring charges and instalments carry over automatically, so you can budget for the coming months and avoid end-of-month surprises. And your “month” can start whenever you like — the 30th to the 30th, the 5th to the 5th — just like your payday.

Pick the type when you create it: a monthly budget that rolls over period after period, or a project budget — party, holiday, renovation… — over a single period you set, with its own envelope. Each budget keeps its own income, expenses and history, and you switch between them from “My budgets”.

Sort expenses by category, give each one a status — paid, to pay, postponed, on hold — and track pay-as-you-go spending (groceries, fuel…). Money that arrives during the period (a bonus, a refund, a sale) is added as a gain and pushes your remaining amount back up.

Your disposable income is what's left once fixed charges are paid. CashReste highlights it to help you decide what you can spend or save.

Share a budget with others in real time, export your data as PDF or CSV, and use your budgets on the web and on mobile.

Add up your monthly income, then subtract your fixed charges and planned expenses. That's exactly what CashReste does for you live: enter your amounts and what's left updates instantly with every expense.

With “Next period”, CashReste automatically carries your recurring charges and instalments over to the next month. You see the estimated balance of the months ahead and can adjust in time.

It's the amount available once all fixed charges (rent, energy, loans, subscriptions) are deducted from your income. It covers day-to-day spending: food, transport, leisure, savings.

Yes. Each budget is independent: create one for the home, one for a trip, one for a project… and switch between them freely from “My budgets”.

Yes. When you create a budget, choose the “project” type: it runs over a single period (you set the start and end dates), the planned amount becomes the project envelope, and the figure shown is what will be left once every expense of the project is paid. The categories offered adapt to the type you choose.

Yes — the free plan lets you work out your month's remainder, with 1 saved budget and up to 6 active expense lines. Premium lifts these limits (unlimited expenses and budgets) and adds real-time sharing and CSV export. PDF export is free for everyone.