Dues: Bill Reminder

Dues reminds you about bills and subscriptions before the money leaves your account.

Add DEWA, du, e&, Netflix, Spotify, Salik, the gym, rent, car insurance, anything that renews from a list of UAE billers, enter one amount, and you're done. Everything sits on one 30-day timeline so you can see what's coming and what you'll have left after salary.

One calm reminder
One notification per bill, three days before, at 9 am. No streaks, no nagging. Change the timing per bill, and let Dues move reminders past prayer times if you like.

Know what's left before payday
Add your salary, other income and today's balance. Dues runs it forward to your next payday, bills out, income in and warns you if it runs short.

See where the money goes
Insights breaks your fixed costs down by category, shows the last six months, and tells you when something changed, DEWA up in summer, a streaming price rise, a gym you haven't visited in 71 days.

Find the subscriptions you forgot
Dues spots subscriptions you haven't used in 60 days and adds up what they cost a year. Share the card with the person who keeps telling you to cancel them.

Mark bills paid automatically (Pro)
Let Dues read the confirmations your bank app posts as notifications, Emirates NBD, ADCB, Mashreq, FAB, DEWA, du, e& and mark the matching bill paid. Everything is processed on your phone; nothing is uploaded. Or paste a message and Dues reads it.

Your data stays on your phone
No account. No server. Your bills live in a local database that's included in your Google device backup, and you can export a backup file any time. Add a passcode and fingerprint or face unlock so nobody else can open the app. Analytics are anonymous and contain no amounts, names or account numbers.

Dues Pro
• Unlimited bills
• Mark paid automatically from bank notifications
• Alerts for unused subscriptions
• Export everything to Excel
7-day free trial, then AED 9.99/month or AED 79.99/year. Cancel anytime in Google Play.

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