Money Flows

See where your money actually goes, every month.

Money Flows sorts your spending so you can see it. Upload a bank or credit card statement, snap a receipt, or type it in, and it groups everything by where it went. It picks up the charges that come out every month, which is usually where the surprises are. Personal, business and side income each get their own stream, so they don't blur together.

This week only: half price on the monthly plan for your first 12 months. US$4.50 a month for 12 months, then US$9 a month.

Money Flows shows you your own numbers. It doesn't give financial or tax advice.

Capacity Check

How full is your week before you've planned a single thing?

Before you plan anything new, it helps to know how much of the week is already spoken for. Tell Capacity Check your waking hours, then tap in the things that come round every week (work, the school run, cooking, washing, the gym, the standing Thursday call) and how often they happen, including "every other day" and "three times a week".

It adds it all up and shows you, in plain words and one bar, how much of your week is already taken and what's left. Then it leaves room for the stuff you can't predict, because there's always some, and suggests one thing to drop, shrink or share. If you're over before the week even starts, it tells you so. That's maths, and it's useful to see it written down.

• Works on your phone or laptop, nothing to install
• No login, and no AI. Your answers stay in your browser.
• Save your results as a PDF

It isn't a planner or a to-do list. It answers the one question above.

Calm December

The whole of December on one page, before it starts.

December is the month where everything lands in the same three weeks: the work drinks, the school concert, who's hosting the big lunch, the gifts, the travel, and the day you meant to have off. Calm December puts it all in one place, from 1 December to 4 January.

• My December: a month view on your laptop, week by week on your phone, with morning, afternoon and evening slots and a "rest day" button for each week
• Stickers: ten to pop on any day (beach day, nap, no plans), or make your own ("Mum's 60th", "PJs all day"). They print too
• Food, planned with your own AI: tell it who's coming, the allergies and where you live, and it writes a prompt for whichever AI you already use. Paste the answer back in and the menu, the make-ahead jobs and a shopping list sorted by aisle land in your plan. Tap "Got it" on anything already in the pantry
• Make ahead: for each big meal, what to do three days out, the day before and on the day
• Recipe box: the link from that reel, the ingredients, or a photo of the magazine page, all in one spot. One tap puts the ingredients on the shopping list
• Gifts: your budget, who's sorted and who isn't, and a gift finder prompt for each person so the ideas fit them, not "gifts for dad"
• Print: the month on one A4 page for the fridge, with food and gifts on page two
• Printables included: eight gift tags, a menu plan, and little cards to tuck into presents

No holidays are filled in for you except New Year's Eve and New Year's Day. You name your own days, and you can tag any date as a public holiday.

It also flags a few things worth a second look: two plans in the one slot, a busy week with no rest in it, more than three nights out in a week, or hosting the day after you travel. You can dismiss any of them.

No login, and your plan stays in your browser.

Say It Kindly

For when you know you should say no and can't find the words.

Pick the situation: the extra request at work, the "quick question" that eats the afternoon, the late-night call, the friend who won't take no for an answer, and six more. Pick a tone (warm, direct, or short and sweet) and you'll get scripts you can copy and send, or say out loud.

Six of them come straight from my Boundary Setting Blueprint.

If your situation isn't on the list, "Write mine" drafts three versions for you. You can use it 20 times a day, and nothing you type is stored. Save the scripts you like and they'll be there next time on the same device.

What it isn't: therapy, or a fix for a relationship that's hurting you. If someone is frightening or harming you, please talk to 1800RESPECT (1800 737 732, in Australia) or a support service where you live.

Rhythm & Flow School, 2026 edition

My full planning course, plus the app that goes with it.

Rhythm & Flow School is my full planning course. It covers how you actually spend your time, what matters to you, the roles you play, routines, a central place for every task, weekly planning with your big rocks first, then monthly, quarterly and yearly planning, and how to keep going when a week falls apart.

It's six modules of video lessons (about four hours in total) with worksheets, plus a resource vault. This year it comes with more:

• The Implementation Hub. A companion app with a tool for each part of the course: a time audit logger, a roles map, a task hub, a weekly planner and a reset for when a week goes sideways. Every module links you straight to the right one.
• A quick start. Plan one real week this weekend using five lessons, then do the rest at your own pace.
• Everything open from day one. No waiting a week for the next module to open.
• The 2027 Adventure Roadmap Planner. Map out next year with the planning workshop in the bonus vault.

Lifetime access, so it's there whenever life gets busy again.

Already a student? You don't need to buy it again. The Hub, the quick start and the 2027 planner are already in your course. Log in and have a look.