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Getting Started
New to Cashflow Companion Mini? Start with your current money situation, build a small plan, and learn what the forecast can—and cannot—tell you.
1. Understand the purpose
Cashflow Companion Mini is a personal cashflow planning tool. It helps you compare expected money movements with transactions you record. It is not a bank account, payment service or source of guaranteed financial predictions.
2. Set up your starting information
Open the app and complete its starting-balance setup using the money amount you intend to track. Use an amount you can explain and review; forecasts depend on the starting information you enter.
3. Build a simple Money Plan
Start with one expected income item and one upcoming outgoing item. For example, a fictional user begins with ₱2,000, expects ₱6,000 in salary, and plans a ₱1,500 electricity bill plus ₱1,000 groceries. These are example figures, not suggested spending amounts.
4. Review the Forecast
Check the date of each expected movement, how the projected balance changes, and whether any day looks tighter than others. A forecast is a conditional estimate; expected salary is not the same as salary already received.
5. Record what actually happened
When money is received or spent, use the app’s transaction-recording flow. Review Records to compare actual entries with the Money Plan. Confirm amounts and dates before saving.
6. Review and adjust
If an expected payday, bill amount, or due date changes, check the planned entry and review your forecast again. Keeping information current makes the projection more useful.
Important before resetting your phone
Core finance records are stored locally. The current published app does not provide verified cloud sync or app-managed backup for those records. Clearing app storage or uninstalling the app may permanently remove them.
In development: Real release-matched screenshots, exact button labels, and a complete first-use walkthrough will be added here.
Documentation status: This knowledge center is being expanded. Instructions apply to the publicly described Cashflow Companion Mini release 1.0.3 unless a page says otherwise. Screenshots and precise button-by-button walkthroughs will be added after the released Android build is verified.