Cashflow Forecast
See your cashflow forecast, spot the tight month early
SortMe's Cashflow Forecast projects your money month by month, 6–12 months out, built from your real income and spending. If November's going to bite, you'll know in July, while there's still time to do something about it.
- on Trustpilot
- ★ 4.6
- bank access
- Read-only
- money-back guarantee
- 30-day
Built from real life
Your recurring money, projected automatically
You don't fill in a worksheet. SortMe already knows your salary cadence, the mortgage payment, the power bill, the insurance premiums. It detects your recurring transactions (variable income included) and projects them forward. The forecast starts accurate on day one and stays current as your transactions change.
- Month-by-month projections, 6–12 months out
- Recurring income and bills auto-projected, including variable side-hustle income
- Updates as your real transactions come in; no maintenance
One-off costs
The new roof, the school fees, the winter holiday
The costs that wreck a year are rarely surprises. They're known things nobody wrote down. Add one-off future costs to the forecast and watch the ripple: the $18,000 roof in September, term fees in February, Fiji in July. Now the question stops being "can we afford it?" and becomes "which month does it land best in?"
- Add any one-off future cost with a date and amount
- See its effect on every following month instantly
- Test timings: move the cost, watch the tight month move with it
Cashflow Health Score
One score for "are we OK?"
Twelve months of projection is information; the Cashflow Health Score is the answer. It condenses your projected position into a single score, so a glance tells you whether the year ahead is comfortable, tight, or heading for trouble, and whether the change you just made helped.
- One score summarising your projected cashflow health
- Moves when your situation does. Watch it recover as you adjust
- The quickest "are we OK?" check in the app
Read for you
"Heads up: November looks tight"
SortMe AI writes a plain-language summary of your forecast and flags the months that need attention: which month, why, and how big the squeeze is. Pair it with your budget and the fix is usually one adjustment made months early, instead of a scramble made the week it hits.
