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The financial calendar

Visualize your transactions, expenses, and subscription due dates day by day on a clear calendar.

Updated 19 June 2026

The financial calendar puts your finances back into time. Instead of a long list of transactions, you see your transactions, your manual expenses and your upcoming charges laid out over a month, day by day. It is the ideal tool to anticipate outgoings and avoid unpleasant surprises at the end of the month.

What you see on the calendar

The monthly view places each financial event on its date. At a glance, you can tell busy days from quiet ones.

The events shown

Transactions
The operations that have already gone through on your connected accounts, on their real date.
Manual expenses
The cash or off-bank expenses that you added yourself.
Upcoming charges
The expected due dates of recurring subscriptions, so you can anticipate future outgoings.

Anticipating the end of the month

The main benefit of the calendar is seeing things coming. By spotting charges grouped over a few days, you know whether to keep a buffer on your account. This is especially useful around payday and subscription due dates.

Spot the risky days

If several charges fall on the same day, plan your cash accordingly or move a non urgent expense.

How far you can navigate depends on your plan. On Free, you view the current month. Higher plans open several months and projection into the future, so you can plan beyond the current month.

The higher your plan, the further ahead you plan.
CapabilityFreePremiumUltra
Current month
Several months—
Extended navigation and projection——

Find the details of your plan on the Subscription screen in the app.

Adding and correcting events

Bank transactions arrive automatically on their date. For an expense paid in cash, add it manually so it also appears on the calendar and is counted in your totals.

Frequently asked questions

Why does an upcoming charge disappear from the calendar?

Once the charge has actually gone through, it becomes a dated transaction. It therefore leaves the upcoming charges category to join your operations.

Are the upcoming amounts certain?

They are estimates based on your detected subscriptions. The final amount can vary, for example if there is a price increase.

Available on the web and iOS

The financial calendar is available on app.noryo.fr as well as on the iPhone and iPad app.

Going further

To stop being caught out by recurring charges, take control of your subscriptions and their due dates.

Detect, compare and cancel your subscriptions in one place.

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