Servers
A small base rate, card tips on the check and cash in your apron. Each one lands on the day it reaches your account.
For servers and bartenders
Tips don't come on a schedule. Rent still does.
Put in your hourly rate, a slow week and a busy one, and what a shift usually brings in. See your balance, day by day, before the 1st shows up.
Base pay every other Friday, tips every week, rent on the 1st.
A sample forecast
Tightest day:
$493,
Tue, Oct 13
Change something about the month
1 change on
Money out
Money in
Timing
- Car repair: $380 to keep getting to work. Starts Sep 28.
Your lowest point, $493, lands $507 below your comfort line.
Tips on your paycheck or cash you deposit yourself. Slow weeks and picked-up doubles both count.
Built around how you get paid.
Bartenders
Friday and Saturday carry the week. Put in a slow week and a busy one, and the forecast shows you both.
Salon and service
Hair, nails, valet or delivery. If a good part of your pay is tips, it works the same way.
Know before you pick up the shift, or skip it.
THE SLOW WEEK
See how low your balance gets if next week is quiet, not just on an average week.
THE DOUBLE
Add a double you picked up and watch your tightest day move.
BEFORE THE 1ST
Your lowest day before rent comes out, called out while there's still time to plan for it.
Tell it about your shifts once. Check it before the next big spend.
No account, no card, no bank login required.
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