Green Prophet projects your bank balance day by day so you can spot a cash crunch weeks before it hits. No bank logins. No subscription. Completely offline.
Free. No account, no subscription, no ads.
Windows is a direct download. You may see a SmartScreen prompt the first time — choose More info → Run anyway.
Android is in open testing right now — tap “Join the Android beta” to try it early.
No bank logins. No cloud sync. No account required. Green Prophet works 100% offline. Your financial life stays yours.
A running balance chart shows exactly where your account will stand on any day you pick, including the low points you need to plan around.
Daily, weekly, monthly, bimonthly, quarterly, biannual, annual. If your bill does it, Green Prophet can model it.
As transactions post, mark them entered. Skip the ones that didn't happen. The forecast updates instantly.
No ads. No upsells. Dark and light theme support. Built for Windows, iOS, and Android.
Enter your income and bills once. Then just glance at the chart whenever you need to know if you're covered.
On Android, Green Prophet doesn't request internet permission at all — so the operating system itself stops it from making any network connection. It physically cannot send your data anywhere.
Want to check? Turn on airplane mode and use the app. Everything works exactly the same, because it never needed a connection in the first place. No telemetry, no analytics, no account, no servers.
Green Prophet answers one question: how much money should be in my account a week, a month, or a year from now? That's it.
It's not a full-featured budgeting app. It doesn't keep a history of the past, sync with your bank, do budgeting, or make investment suggestions. There are lots of (elaborate, subscription-required) apps that already do that, and I'm not interested in replicating them.
It started as a project for myself. I couldn't find anything that did this, the way I wanted it, for free. So I wrote it myself. Eventually I figured I'd come far enough that I should just publish it.
I genuinely don't know if anyone else will find it useful. This isn't my million-dollar idea and I'm not raising venture capital for it. Lol. If nothing else, it's a good line on my resume.
But if "how much will be in my account next month?" is a question you've ever asked yourself — maybe it'll be useful to you too.
Not up for testing a beta? The public Android release is coming soon — want a heads-up the day it lands on Google Play?