Prototype · Resolution execution
Resolution Planner
The affordability engine, sequencer, and execution layer. Connect your accounts so we can see real cash flow, layer in any side income, respond to creditor counters, and follow a step-by-step payment plan with exact amounts and dates.
Your cash flow
We'll pull your last 90 days of income and spending from your bank, savings, and credit cards (read-only) so your monthly resolution capacity reflects your real numbers. Disconnect any time. Doesn't affect your credit.
Income sources
Stack as many as apply — a main job, gig work, support payments, SSI. Each can have its own stability so the buffer is set per source.
Monthly expenses
What you can realistically put toward resolving debts each month without falling behind on essentials.
Accounts to resolve
Each account's recommended strategy is calculated to the right.
Your plan
Per-account recommendations (highest leverage first)
- Validation defect on file gives strong dispute leverage. Resolve through dispute first; settle only if dispute fails.
- Statute of limitations expires in 4 months and the account is not reporting on credit.
- Waiting is a viable strategy — no money changes hands, and the legal collectibility expires.
- Third-party agencies work on contingency and want quick resolutions.
- Recent original-creditor account. A structured settlement payment plan is the most realistic path.
- Recent original-creditor account. A structured settlement payment plan is the most realistic path.
Creditor counters waiting for you
One or more creditors have responded to your offers. Accept, push back, or reject — your choice.
Step-by-step plan
What to pay, who to pay, and exactly when. Plan payments default to the 15th of each month. Free actions (disputes, SOL waits) cost you nothing.