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Calculate how much to save from each paycheck to cover monthly bills
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A refined, ledger-style web app that calculates how much to set aside from each biweekly paycheck to cover monthly bills. Vanilla HTML / CSS / JS — no build step, no frameworks, no npm.
Easiest: double-click index.html. It works offline and stores your data in localStorage.
Note: Service Worker registration only works over http(s):// (or localhost). If you open the file via file://, the app still works fully — it just won't install as a PWA until served. To test the PWA locally:
Then visit http://localhost:8000.
Drop the folder onto any static host:Read the full README ↗A refined, ledger-style web app that calculates how much to set aside from each biweekly paycheck to cover monthly bills. Vanilla HTML / CSS / JS — no build step, no frameworks, no npm.
Easiest: double-click index.html. It works offline and stores your data in localStorage.
Note: Service Worker registration only works over
http(s)://(orlocalhost). If you open the file viafile://, the app still works fully — it just won't install as a PWA until served. To test the PWA locally:# any static server works, e.g.: npx serve . # or python -m http.server 8000Then visit
http://localhost:8000.
Drop the folder onto any static host:
No server-side code required.
Open the app, scroll to the bottom of any view, expand ▸ Run tests, and click Run. Assertions on the allocation engine print pass / fail.
paycheck-allocator/
├── index.html # The app — HTML, CSS, JS inline
├── manifest.webmanifest # PWA manifest
├── service-worker.js # Cache-first SW for offline support
├── icon.svg # PWA icon (vector, scales to any size)
└── README.md
localStorage["paycheck_allocator.bills"] (JSON array)localStorage["paycheck_allocator.pay_start"] (ISO date)localStorage["paycheck_allocator.frequency"]localStorage["paycheck_allocator.theme"] (light / dark / auto)Use Settings → Export to back up, Import to restore, Clear all to reset.