Add your real figures
Enter take-home pay, regular income and fixed monthly or yearly costs, then choose an optional savings contribution.
Turn your income, regular bills and savings goal into a practical weekly spending budget. Log what you spend, see what is left and keep payday in view.
Free to start on Android. No account or bank connection required.
A monthly balance can look comfortable even when it still needs to cover several weeks. ClearWeek gives everyday spending a shorter, more practical time frame.
Enter take-home pay, regular income and fixed monthly or yearly costs, then choose an optional savings contribution.
ClearWeek works out a realistic weekly spending amount after regular costs and planned savings have been accounted for.
Record spending across seven everyday categories. Your available balance updates from the figures you enter.
The complete weekly routine is free. Premium adds deeper comparisons, planning tools and longer-term views when you want them.
See your plan, spending so far and available balance together, with a simple spending-pace signal.
Add, edit or remove entries in seconds. Move between weeks to review your history.
Include monthly and yearly bills. ClearWeek converts each into its fair weekly equivalent.
Name a savings goal, choose a monthly contribution and see how it fits into your weekly plan.
Keep payday in view and choose whether an unspent balance carries into the next week.
Preview plan changes, compare weeks and explore monthly, yearly and what-if savings projections.

Clear explanations for monthly pay, four-weekly income, everyday spending and savings, written to help before they ever mention the app.
Account for bills and savings before working out one weekly amount you can actually use.
Income cyclesBring 13 payments and 12 months of bills into one workable plan.
SpendingA small routine that keeps your record current without taking over your day.
SavingsChoose and test a contribution without losing sight of regular bills.
PrivacyWhat local storage, offline use and no bank linking really mean.