Freeboard helps people plan around upcoming commitments rather than reconstructing every past purchase. Enter account balances, recurring income and expenses, one-time transactions, and savings goals; the app then forecasts how much may remain available day by day. Users can mark transactions complete and inspect how totals were calculated. The listing says Freeboard works locally without an account or bank connection, and it does not import transactions, initiate payments, or provide financial or tax advice. iCloud sync is optional for use across Apple devices. The App Store description presents the app as free, with no in-app purchases or ads.
Freeboard: Personal Finance
A forward-looking personal finance planner that forecasts available cash from balances and planned income and expenses.
By Jorn WellniakReleased 2026/09/14No ratings yetOfficial store informationPublished 2026/11/04Checked 2026-11-04
Overview
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What it does
- Forecast account balances by day and month using planned transactions.
- Track recurring and one-time income, expenses, prepayments, and savings goals.
- Review reserved funds and traceable breakdowns of available amounts.
- Use demo data, exportable backups, and optional iCloud sync across Apple devices.
A good fit for
- People who want to see how planned bills and income affect their near-term available balance.
Worth knowing
- Transactions must be entered or updated manually; the app does not connect to banks or import transaction history.
- It is a planning tool and does not provide financial or tax advice or initiate payments.
Frequently asked questions
Answers based on the app’s official listing and reviewed information.
What is Freeboard: Personal Finance used for?
A forward-looking personal finance planner that forecasts available cash from balances and planned income and expenses.
What can you do with Freeboard: Personal Finance?
Forecast account balances by day and month using planned transactions. Track recurring and one-time income, expenses, prepayments, and savings goals. Review reserved funds and traceable breakdowns of available amounts. Use demo data, exportable backups, and optional iCloud sync across Apple devices.
Who is Freeboard: Personal Finance designed for?
People who want to see how planned bills and income affect their near-term available balance.
What should you know before downloading Freeboard: Personal Finance?
Transactions must be entered or updated manually; the app does not connect to banks or import transaction history. It is a planning tool and does not provide financial or tax advice or initiate payments.
Does Freeboard: Personal Finance include paid features?
The reviewed listing reports no in-app purchases.
Which platforms support Freeboard: Personal Finance?
Greatooly's reviewed app information lists iOS.
Researched from official sources; this is not a hands-on review. Last checked 2026-11-04.
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