NthPlan for PC

NthPlan, a productivity app for managing time where attaching details and additional information related to said time, such as tasks or expenses, in a plan versus actual outcome, with the basics of a business-like manner approach.

Create a schedule for a vacation or two, or plan out each day and compare with the actual date when it arrives. See how well you fare in following your plans to a T. While doing so, you might as well include how your expenses are as days pass and track when and what you are spending the most at.

Easily look for created schedules as they are sorted by year and grouped into months. Here's more, if an amount is attached to items in your schedules, you could also immediately see your planned and actual expenditures.

The app consolidates the data with amounts on each schedule into daily, monthly, and yearly records, but also offers inputting of numbers manually into a desired record. Observe on whether you are overspending or is actually having a surplus.

The basic idea:
- you planned a schedule for a specific day and created an itinerary
- on a specific time or time range, you added a detail or an item to be bought
- your plan is ready
- you modified your plan at some point
- days, months, or years passed and the scheduled date arrives
- beside your plan is a side by side of the events that actually happened
- you compared them, analyzed your time management skills, and observed where and how you spent your money.

The advanced idea:
- quite similar with the basic idea, what's different now is, from casual usage to daily basis
- you are now harnessing the full potential of the app by utilizing the other features
- (we'll use expenses as a focus) :
- for instance, your plan is based on limiting your expenses based on how much money you make and saving as much as possible
- you inputted into the app all actual expenses you spent down to the penny
- as an example scenario: "person A" makes a thousand a month. Each month that passes, the person is puzzled as to why nothing is left on the thousand they have each month. Using the app, they made a plan for a month based on the previous months, their regular daily routine, and possible future expenditures. On the plan, they could see that they should only be spending 857.83 and saving 142.17 on that month. The month passed and their actual expenses is at 896.76. There is a 38.93 difference. Looking at the app, they could see when they spent that difference and that it came from small expenses, such as candies and other unaccounted habitual payment methods. For instance that this will be consistent for a year. Hypothetically, they will be spending a total of 10,761.12 for the year compared to the 1,000 times 12 months they are earning, where they unknowingly spent an additional of 467.16 (38.93x12). Instead of saving 1,706.04, they only ended with 1,238.88 for that year.

A plan is a great asset as it didn't happen yet, therefore it could be revised over and over again and still remains as a guide that could be followed and learned from.