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What happened, what is coming, what is due

A month on one grid: the money that moved on each day, the bills and recurrences still to fall, and the card payments coming due. Read it, do not guess it.

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The vokse calendar with the month grid, each day's chips and the selected day's panel

What a day shows

Three layers in every cell, in the order you read them.

  1. What happened

    Money in, money out and the day's count in your base currency, transfers included. Split rows fold into their parent. Open the day and every transaction links into the register.

  2. What is coming

    Occurrences of your recurrences, recurring rows already created and still pending, and one-off payments you dated ahead, in one ordered list for the weeks ahead.

  3. What is due

    A card with a payment due day gets one entry a month; the statement decides the amount. A recurrence with lead days reminds you before the day, and the reminder opens that day.

Charges that repeat, detected

Your bank already holds your subscriptions. vokse reads the register for charges that return at the same rhythm and amount, proposes them as recurrences, and flags a tracked one whose price moved.

  • Found in the charges that repeat

    Cleared outflows that return at the same payee, cadence and amount become a card with the next expected date. Plain arithmetic: no model, no network.

  • Accept into a recurrence

    One tap opens the recurrence sheet prefilled so you review before saving; from then on it shows on the calendar like any other. Not recurring sticks.

  • Pause and resume

    A paused recurrence keeps its history and stops creating rows; resume it when it comes back.

  • Run it now

    Create the next occurrence today when the bill lands early; the row stays linked to its schedule and the calendar never counts it twice.

The vokse recurrences page with the cards of charges detected from the bank

The cadences people actually have

Weekly, twice a month, quarterly, once a year: one engine expands each cadence into the days it falls, and the calendar, the budget month and the forecast read the same list.

  1. Daily

    Anchor
    None: every day
    Shows in calendar
    Yes
    Forecast uses it
    Yes

  2. Weekly

    Anchor
    Weekday
    Shows in calendar
    Yes
    Forecast uses it
    Yes

  3. Every two weeks

    Weekly, interval 2

    Anchor
    Weekday
    Shows in calendar
    Yes
    Forecast uses it
    Yes

  4. Twice a month

    Anchor
    Two days of the month
    Shows in calendar
    Yes
    Forecast uses it
    Yes

  5. Monthly

    Anchor
    Day of the month
    Shows in calendar
    Yes
    Forecast uses it
    Yes

  6. Quarterly

    Monthly, interval 3

    Anchor
    Day of the month
    Shows in calendar
    Yes
    Forecast uses it
    Yes

  7. Every six months

    Monthly, interval 6

    Anchor
    Day of the month
    Shows in calendar
    Yes
    Forecast uses it
    Yes

  8. Yearly

    Anchor
    Day and month
    Shows in calendar
    Yes
    Forecast uses it
    Yes

A cadence stored with an interval is the base frequency repeated; the calendar and the forecast read the expanded dates, not the label.

What the calendar connects to

The forecast counts every occurrence

The month ahead is projected from six months of history, then every occurrence of every recurrence inside the target month is added on top: a weekly bill counts four or five times, a yearly one counts in its month. An optional AI pass narrates; it never blocks and never invents a number.

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The budget month knows what is still due

Every category shows how many occurrences are still to fall this month and what they are worth at today's rate, a Short pill when available does not cover them, and a Due soon filter.

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Ask the assistant to keep it tidy

The same audited tools: list what repeats, accept a detected charge, pause a recurrence or run one now. Anything that writes waits for your confirmation with a preview.

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