One planner: budget, checklist, lists, countdown
Pick what you are planning — a trip, a wedding, the holidays, a renovation, a party, a baby — and the planner sets it up: the budget categories that fit, a starter checklist with due dates counted back from the day, and the right lists (packing and itinerary for a trip, guests and vendors for a wedding, gifts for the holidays). Every budget line carries an estimate, the real cost once you know it, and a paid tick, so the overview always shows what is spent, what is over, what is left and what is still to pay. The countdown, the overdue tasks and the payments due in the next two weeks sit on one screen.
Every event, one engine
Trip, wedding, holidays, renovation, party, baby or anything else — the kind sets the categories, the lists and the checklist template; you can change all of it.
Planned versus actual
Each line has a plan, a real cost and a paid tick. The expected total uses the real cost where you have it and the plan where you do not, so it never lies in either direction.
A countdown that means something
Days to go, days left on a trip, or how long ago it was — and the checklist dates are counted back from the same day.
A checklist with dates
A starter list for the kind of event, grouped by when it is due — overdue, the next seven days, later — with a person on each task if you like.
Packing, guests, gifts, vendors
Lists that know their job: guests by table with a head count, gifts with a price and a wrapped state, vendors from shortlist to booked, an itinerary by day.
Plan it together
Pro adds a shared plan: a couple planning the wedding, a family doing the holidays, friends on a trip — everybody adding, one budget.