BurnBudget turns your sleep, your work and your recovery into one number you spend. Then it tells you what tomorrow holds, before you say yes to anything.
This is the real dial with real numbers. You open at 72, a decent night, nothing heroic. Log a few things you actually did yesterday and watch how fast a normal Tuesday empties it.
You know your MRR to the dollar and your runway to the week. Your energy produces all of it and has no balance, no statement, and no overdraft alert. So you spend it blind, borrow against tomorrow, and call the bill "a rough patch".
Every other screen in this app describes what already happened. This one describes what has not. Sleep, yesterday's spend and the recovery you logged give tomorrow a number before the day starts.
Whatever you decide gets written down. By the third month you know exactly what your overrides cost you, in units, in your own ledger.
Burnout is not a bad day. It is a stretch where you stop doing everything, logging included. Every tracker you have tried went blind right there and waited for you to come back. This one treats the silence as the reading.
You have ignored a notification before. You have never ignored a friend who knows. Name one person as your stakes partner. They get exactly one message, on two triggers only: two days running in capacity debt, or three days of silence.
Nothing about the job got easier. What changed is that the spending became visible, so the borrowing stopped being accidental. Two things move first, and they move in this order.
Start with 14 days, everything switched on. Around day 10 the first pattern shows up. On day 14 the forecast stops labelling itself a guess.
Fourteen days, everything switched on. About ninety seconds a day, and the first forecast arrives tomorrow morning.