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Life & fun · August 29, 2026

Keep Above

Budgeting that looks forward — no spending history

What it does

Keep Above works out the balance that covers every upcoming bill, so you can see what's genuinely spare. Enter your bills once, keep one number current — no spending history, it only looks forward. Free calculators on the site: no sign-up, nothing saved.

Free calculators from the Keep Above budgeting app: rent vs buy, repair or replace, new vs used, loan repayments and more. Quick to use, no sign-up, and nothing you enter leaves the page.

The everyday money questions — rent or buy, repair or replace, pay monthly or yearly — worked out in the open. Type your own figures and each calculator lays the arithmetic out side by side. Free from the Keep Above app, no sign-up, and nothing you enter leaves the page. These tools run inside Keep Above, on the bills, paydays and balances you've entered — the part a web page can't see. Some are in the free tier, some in Premium. Keep Above is a budgeting app where you enter your bills and income and it works out the balance you need to keep — so you can see what's safe to spend. A whole toolkit of them included. No bank connection, no ads on your data. Keep Above is a budgeting app for…from keepabove.com

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