Every tool you need to see your money before it moves
Leveasy brings forecasting, scenario planning, and liquidity tracking into one dashboard built specifically for independent professionals working between contracts and projects.
Request a WalkthroughA dashboard built around irregular income
Most financial tools assume a steady paycheck. Leveasy doesn't. Every feature below is designed for the reality of project-based work — gaps between contracts, lump-sum payments, and capital that has to stretch further than a fixed salary ever would.
Rolling cash flow projections
See a forward-looking view of your balance across the next 3, 6, and 12 months, updated automatically as income and expenses are logged. Instead of reacting to a low balance, you can see it coming weeks in advance and plan around it.
Scenario comparison
Model what happens if a contract ends early, a payment is delayed, or a new project starts next month. Run side-by-side scenarios to understand how different timelines affect your runway before you commit to anything.
Gap detection and alerts
Leveasy flags periods where projected income doesn't cover projected expenses, giving you a clear window to adjust spending, chase invoices, or line up new work before the gap actually arrives.
Reserve tracking
Set aside and monitor a buffer specifically meant to carry you between projects. Track how many weeks of coverage your current reserve provides, based on your actual historical spending rather than a generic rule of thumb.
Simple, readable reporting
Every chart and table is designed to be understood at a glance — no financial jargon, no dense spreadsheets. Export a clean summary whenever you need to review your position or share it with an accountant.
Forecasting that adjusts as your work does
Freelance and contract income rarely arrives on schedule. Leveasy recalculates your projection every time a payment lands, a new invoice is sent, or an expense is logged — so the numbers in front of you always reflect your current reality, not last month's estimate.
You can mark income as confirmed, pending, or tentative, and the dashboard will show you a range rather than a single misleading figure. That distinction matters when a contract hasn't been signed yet but you still need to plan around it.
More About LeveasyHow it fits into your week
Leveasy isn't meant to be checked constantly — it's built for a brief, regular review that keeps your financial picture current without becoming a chore.
Log what's coming in
Add confirmed and expected income as contracts are signed or invoices go out, with a status for how certain each payment is.
Review the projection
Spend a few minutes scanning your rolling forecast to see where your balance is trending over the coming months.
Adjust before it's urgent
If a gap or shortfall appears on the horizon, you'll have time to act — pursue new work, delay a purchase, or draw on reserves calmly.
Supporting tools worth knowing about
Expense categorisation
Group spending into categories relevant to project-based work, including business costs, taxes set aside, and personal living expenses.
Multiple income streams
Track several clients or revenue sources separately, then view them combined in a single forecast when you need the full picture.
Historical comparison
Compare current projections against past quarters to see whether your runway is improving, holding steady, or tightening over time.
Tax set-aside tracking
Mark a portion of each payment as reserved for tax obligations so your available balance reflects what's genuinely yours to spend.
Exportable summaries
Generate a clear, shareable summary of your current position — useful for lenders, accountants, or your own records.
Flexible reporting periods
View your data by month, quarter, or custom project timeline, matching however your own work is actually structured.