Add what you expect
Record the payer, amount, purpose and expected date.
How it works
Start with what you expect. Update it as money moves.
Direct Budget does not require complicated setup. Add the money you are waiting for, record expenses as they happen or before they happen, and use the monthly view to see what still needs attention.
Get Started
Four simple steps
From an expected payment to a clear monthly picture.
Update what arrives
Mark the payment received, including partial receipts when necessary.
Record what you spend
Add expenses already paid and commitments that are still coming up.
See where you stand
Review outstanding money, spending and the month outlook together.
ExpectedClient ABC · KES 80,000Due 18 Sep
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Part receivedKES 50,000 receivedKES 30,000 still outstanding
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ResolvedKES 80,000 receivedNo follow-up remaining
Outstanding means visible
A late payment does not disappear just because the month changed.
If an expected payment passes its expected date, it stays outstanding until you receive it, cancel it or remove it. That is useful when you need a practical follow-up list instead of relying on memory.
Expenses work the same way: you can add something before it is paid, then update the record when money actually goes out.