Bill Pal

Bills are easier to manage when you can see what needs your attention. Bill Pal is a straightforward bill tracker designed with ADHD in mind. Keep due dates out of your head and in one clear view, so it's easier to check what's coming up and stay on top of payments. SEE WHAT'S DUE BEFORE PAYDAY When you're planning from one paycheck to the next, a monthly total doesn't tell the whole story. Bill Pal shows the unpaid bills due before your next payday and separates the ones due after it, so you can compare that total with what's in the bank before spending. PUT A LITTLE ASIDE FROM EACH CHECK Big bills don't have to land all at once. Set a bill aside in paycheck parts and each part shows up on its payday like a bill of its own. Check it off when you've moved the money. Add a savings goal and Bill Pal does the same, with a calculator that turns a "save by" date into an amount per check. Bill Pal never moves money; it keeps the plan. LESS TO SORT THROUGH Clear amounts, readable lists, and simple status labels help you find what's overdue, what's coming up, and what's already paid. Every badge shows the date. LOOK AT ONE DAY OR PLAN AHEAD Tap a date on the calendar to see its bills. Switch months to find a future payment, or use This Pay Period and Next Pay Period to plan around your pay schedule. GET A REMINDER BEFORE IT'S DUE Choose how many days ahead to be reminded and the time that works for you. Local notifications give you a prompt to check an unpaid bill, with your iPhone's notification permission enabled. MARK IT PAID AND MOVE ON After you make a payment, mark that bill paid in Bill Pal. Keep paid and unpaid bills easy to tell apart, including separate payments for recurring bills. FIT YOUR ROUTINE Set up weekly, monthly, or custom repeats. Group bills by category and label the account you use to pay them. See your scheduled bills by category, import an existing list from CSV, or share a household bill list with family. Bill Pal is for anyone who wants a simpler way to keep track of bills, especially when remembering dates and checking in consistently takes extra effort. Bill Pal tracks the information you enter. It does not connect to your bank, show live balances, or make payments. Use it alongside your bank balance and other expenses when deciding what you can afford; it cannot guarantee that an account won't be overdrawn.