Purrse: budgeting that starts from your paycheck
Most budgeting tools assume a steady monthly rhythm. Real life usually looks like two paychecks, a few bills that land badly, and one surprise. Purrse is built for that: a pay period at a time, with real cash on hand rather than an idealized plan.
One paycheck at a time
Instead of a monthly guess, Purrse plans each pay period on its own: what came in, what has to go out, and what is actually left over. The cash you end a period with is the cash the next one starts with.
Debt with a finish line
Every balance, rate, minimum and due date in one place, with a projected payoff date, an optional per-debt plan, and clear warnings when a promotion is about to expire.
Savings that keep up
Set a goal, a target date and a contribution per check. Purrse shows whether the goal is on pace before the money is already spent.
A coach, not a crystal ball
Purrfessor reads your real numbers, answers questions, and proposes edits you can preview. Nothing changes until you confirm it, and it never suggests cutting below a required minimum.
Who it is for
People who are paid weekly, biweekly, or on an irregular schedule and who are paying down debt or building a first cushion. If you already know your numbers and just need them to line up with your actual checks, Purrse is the shape you want.
What it is not
Purrse is not a bank, does not move money, and does not sell your data. It is also not financial advice: the coach explains trade-offs and shows the math, and the decisions stay yours. You can read exactly what is stored in the privacy policy.
Start with one check
Add a pay period, list what is due before the next one, and let the numbers settle. Most people find the first honest answer in about ten minutes.
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