See your money before it happens.
Eclipse turns your pay and your bills into a clear forecast of your balance — so you always know what's safe to spend today, and what's coming next. On iPhone, iPad and Mac.
The forecast
One number that actually answers the question.
"Can I afford this?" Eclipse answers it. It looks ahead to your next payday, subtracts the bills due before then, and shows the one figure that matters: what's genuinely safe to spend right now.
- A running forecast of your balance, day by day
- "Safe to spend" that already accounts for what's coming
- See the dips before you hit them, not after
Pay & bills
Set it up once, in your own pay rhythm.
Tell Eclipse when you get paid and what leaves your account — rent, energy, subscriptions, the lot. It handles weekly, fortnightly and monthly cycles, so the forecast matches how your money actually moves.
- Pay periods for weekly, fortnightly or monthly income
- Recurring payments with due dates and amounts
- A dashboard of exactly what's coming, and when
Next few movements
Everywhere
Your balance, on every screen you own.
Eclipse is a true iPhone, iPad and Mac app, built in SwiftUI with a clean "glass" interface. Your forecast lives behind a secure account and stays in sync across all your devices, so it's the same story whether you check on the couch or at your desk.
- Native apps for iPhone, iPad and Mac
- Secure sign-in, synced across your devices
- A calm, glanceable dashboard — no spreadsheets
Balance forecast
Built the beep way
Your money, handled with care.
Your account is protected with modern authentication, and your forecast syncs over encrypted connections between your devices.
Eclipse makes money as an app, not by mining yours. No ad networks, no analytics brokers, no selling your financial life to anyone.
It's your data. Edit or delete anything, any time — and export a plain record of what Eclipse holds whenever you want it.
Eclipse is a planning tool, not financial advice, and it isn't connected to your bank — you tell it what to expect and it does the maths. Always check important figures against your actual accounts before making a decision.