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Your emergency fund now grows from every payment instead of being held back all at once, so Safe to Spend no longer reads zero while there's money in the bank. Also new: a calendar tab, a spending trends chart, bill reminders, an evening recap, and hourly rates on income streams. Tap any figure to see the maths behind it. Fixed: amounts typed with a comma (1.234,50) now read correctly, the delete button works, and the long freeze when reopening the app is gone.
Know what you can safely spend, built for freelance and gig income.
Steadi is budgeting built for people whose income isn't the same every month — freelancers, gig workers, and anyone living paycheck to unpredictable paycheck. Most budgeting apps assume a fixed salary. Steadi doesn't. It's built around one number: Safe to Spend — your current balance, minus upcoming bills, minus what you're setting aside for taxes. One clear figure that tells you what you can actually spend right now, tap it to see exactly how it's calculated. WHY STEADI - Built for irregular income, not retrofitted for it — track multiple income streams separately, and see your real runway based on your actual spending - Manual entry, no bank login required — your data stays private - Set aside a percentage of every payment for taxes automatically - Clean, calm design — no clutter, no jargon FREE, PERMANENTLY Steadi's core features are free — not a trial. Manual expense tracking, your Safe to Spend number, one income stream, and 90 days of history, always free. STEADI PREMIUM Adds multiple income streams, Smart Tax (automatic rate suggestions for India and Brazil), 60/90-day runway projections, emergency-fund planning, spending insights, and unlimited history. Steadi is not a bank, doesn't connect to your accounts, and doesn't offer tax or financial advice — just a clear, honest picture of where you stand.
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