Cashrou reads three months of your real obligations and sets the number itself. Three months of your life, not a round figure from an article.
Everyone agrees you need an emergency fund. Almost nobody can tell you what theirs should hold. Cashrou can, because it already knows what your months cost.
Rent, utilities, insurance, groceries, minimum debt payments and subscriptions, averaged over three months and multiplied out.
Want six months instead of three, or want to leave subscriptions out of it? Change the multiplier or the categories and the target follows.
Rent goes up, the target goes up. You find out at the moment it changes rather than two years later.
The fund sits outside Safe to Use, so it is never quietly available on a slow Thursday.
The fund is a goal like any other, which means it gets funded on payday alongside everything else.
The default target is three months of essential obligations. Most guidance suggests three to six; Cashrou starts at the lower end so the goal stays reachable.
Seven days free on the web app. $6.99 a month or $49.99 a year after that.