
ForeSpend
Know what you'll spend before you spend it.
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- FinancePersonal Finance
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- Financial PlannerGeneral PublicGeneral Users / Individuals
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- Freemium from $1.99
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- Mobile
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About ForeSpend
ForeSpend is a personal finance app designed to help you understand not only where your money goes, but also what you'll spend next. Add your recurring expenses, subscriptions, installments and daily spending, and ForeSpend gives you a clear view of your current and upcoming financial commitments. Unlike traditional expense trackers that focus mainly on the past, ForeSpend helps you look ahead. You can see upcoming payments, understand how much money will remain after your planned expenses and make better spending decisions before they happen. ForeSpend is built for people who want a simple and intuitive way to manage their personal finances without complicated spreadsheets or budgeting systems.
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Showing where your money goes and what you will spend next, based on recurring expenses, is a more forward-looking take than a plain expense log. Seeing upcoming costs early helps with planning.
Budget visibility at a glance - ForeSpend eliminates spending surprises by giving teams clear forecast visibility. Essential for cost-conscious teams managing variable spend across multiple projects and departments.
@omribenshoham Thanks! You got the core idea perfectly: ForeSpend is about seeing where your money is going next, before it leaves your account. Right now it’s focused on personal finance, but the team use case is really interesting too.
I built ForeSpend because most finance apps tell you where your money went. I wanted to know where it was going next. Excited to finally share it with you