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How much money will you need by Friday? The answer usually boils down to little details: rent, club fees, internet, a hairdresser's appointment. It's easy to keep one date in mind, but several can interfere with your weekly planning. The "Payment Calendar" gathers these amounts in one place and shows what's still to come.
Add a payment with a short title, amount, and date. The list of upcoming payments immediately shows the amount due by the end of the week. If the day has already passed, the entry remains visible: the app doesn't decide for you that the money has been debited. You can only mark a payment manually after you've verified it.
The calendar helps you see a specific day. Select a date, open the payments linked to it, or create a new one directly with that date. You can edit the entry, return it from paid to the plan, or delete it. This is convenient if the amount has changed, the payment has been postponed, or you marked it by mistake.
For example, you know that in the middle of the month you have to pay for several things at once. Organize them by actual dates and review the weekly summary before committing to a new purchase. And if the date has shifted, edit the entry itself: you don't have to remember which old plans are no longer valid. The calendar works well as a short list of obligations that can be maintained without extensive setup.
The monthly summary shows separately amounts due and amounts already marked as paid. The archive stores private entries so they don't clutter the upcoming plan. There's no automatic reading of bank transactions, debits, or universal due dates: the calendar reflects only what you've entered yourself.
You can start with one immediate obligation. Gradually, your plan will become more complete, and instead of trying to remember all the dates, you can simply glance at the week or day in question. All entries remain on your device. The app doesn't require an account, network, or access to messages.