Payments Notebook: Subs, Bills

Money leaves several accounts every month. The more cards you hold, the more the dates and amounts drift apart. This app keeps them in one notebook. WHEN AND HOW MUCH LEAVES EACH ACCOUNT One card per bank account. Payments drawn from the same account are added up for you. If the payment day falls on a weekend or a holiday, it is shown on the next business day (you can also choose the previous day, or no shift). WILL IT COVER IT? Write down the balance you saw in your passbook or banking app, and the app tells you "short by X" or "covered (X left)". For an account with no balance written down, it says nothing either way. IF YOU BUY WITH THIS CARD TODAY Enter the closing day and the app shows the date it will be charged. The more cards you hold, the harder this is to keep in your head. WHO IT IS FOR - Subscriptions and credit cards have multiplied and the payment dates are all different - You want to see at a glance which account pays what, and when - You want to know whether an account will cover a payment before the day it is drawn - You want to know how much more to spend to waive an annual fee - You want rent and utilities in the same notebook BY WHEN, HOW MUCH MORE Enter a spending target, such as the amount that waives your annual fee, and you get what is left before the deadline, plus a rough per-month and per-day pace. Some spending is usually excluded (e-money top-ups, taxes, annual fees), so a reminder is shown as well. The rules differ by card, so please check with your card issuer. RENT AND UTILITIES TOO For amounts that are the same every month, enter them once and you never have to type them again. YOUR SUBSCRIPTIONS, IN THE SAME APP Monthly total, breakdown by category, the ones you never use, price rises, free-trial end dates. Pick the card a subscription is paid with and it flows into that account's total. EXAMPLE 1. Enter payments for each account: cards, subscriptions, rent and so on 2. Add the payment day and the amount, and each account's total comes together on one card 3. Write the balance you saw, and the app tells you whether it is covered 4. Enter the closing day, and you can see when today's card purchase will be charged 5. To review subscriptions, start from the monthly total and the ones you never use IN DAILY LIFE - Before payday, check that an account will not run short when the payments leave - Before starting a new subscription, see what the monthly total already is - Do not miss the end of a free trial or a price rise - When you use several cards, remember which account each one is drawn from FAQ Q. Does it connect to my bank or card company? A. No. There is no connection and no login. Q. Do I enter passwords or card numbers? A. No. We never ask for passwords, PINs or card numbers. Only the last 4 digits of a card can be added, and only if you want. Q. Does it know my balance by itself? A. No. The balance is a number you wrote yourself. For an account with none written down, it says nothing either way. Q. What happens when a payment day is on a weekend or holiday? A. It is shown on the next business day. You can also choose the previous business day, or no shift. Q. Where is my data stored? A. Only on this device. Nothing is sent anywhere, and there are no ads. SO YOU CAN USE IT WITHOUT WORRY - No connection to any bank or card company. No login. - We never ask for passwords, PINs or card numbers (the last 4 digits only, and only if you want). - The balance is a number you wrote yourself. - Everything stays on this device. Nothing is sent anywhere. - No ads. PRICE Free to use: up to 10 subscriptions and 3 payment methods. A one-time purchase removes the limits. Anything you already entered keeps working without buying. By SAKURA PRODUCTS

The home chart now has a "By payment method" view, so you can see how much leaves each card or account. The unlock screen also states what stays free, with numbers. Screen readers (VoiceOver/TalkBack) now announce the Close and dependents +/- buttons. Saving now shows a check mark, so you can see at a glance that it worked. The empty first screen now has a "Start with debits" button that takes you to the debits tab.