Accounted For

by Round Table Strategy

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Am I okay
this month?

Right now you answer that by guessing. The money arrives on one rhythm and leaves on another, and nothing you own puts the two on the same line.

Accounted For turns whatever you are paid into one weekly number. Free to start, no card.

Your year already has a shape.

  1. 52pay dates, if you are paid weekly
  2. 26if you are paid every two weeks
  3. 24if you are paid twice a month
  4. 12if you are paid once a month

Four different years. Your rent is the same size in all of them.

A month is not a unit of money.

It is twenty-eight days, or thirty-one. Some hold five Fridays and some hold four. You have been measuring your life with a ruler that changes length, and then wondering why the answer keeps moving.

One year. Five rhythms.

One line. One week.

Paid weekly52 a year
Every two weeks26 a year
Twice a month24 a year
Once a month12 a year
Bills (sample)36 a year

One calendar year, left to right. Pay dates are calculated from each schedule. The bill dates are a sample, drawn on the 1st, the 12th and the 20th of every month.

One number. Once a week.

Whatever you are paid, and whenever your bills land, it comes down to one figure that means the same thing every week. That is the whole product.

What it actually does.

  1. It knows what a real week costs you.

    Monthly, biweekly, semimonthly, or something else entirely. Accounted For normalizes it all to a single weekly figure, so you always know what a real week of money looks like.

  2. It measures you against something, not nothing.

    Pick 50/30/20 or Dave Ramsey’s guidelines and see exactly how your spending stacks up, category by category, instead of guessing whether you are doing okay.

  3. Every bill lands on a calendar.

    See what is due and when, mark it paid, and let recurring bills roll forward on their own. No more digging through statements to remember what is coming.

Three bills.Not thirty.

Setup asks for your income and a couple of expenses, and your weekly number is there from that point on. You can add the rest whenever you want, and there is a CSV import if you already keep a spreadsheet.

Accounted For is open. Put in what you earn and what you owe, and your first weekly number is there tonight.

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Free to start, no card, and you can delete your account and everything in it whenever you want.

Built by Round Table Strategy LLC, the team behind Book of Business CRM. Your data lives in its own isolated database, and we never sell it.

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