DueCost: Bills & Subscriptions

Small recurring charges go unnoticed for months. DueCost shows what your subscriptions and bills really cost and warns you before each one renews. NO BANK LOGIN, NO INBOX ACCESS DueCost never asks for bank, card or email passwords and has no internet permission. FOUR QUICK WAYS TO ADD A BILL • Pick from a ready list of common services and bills, with category and billing cycle filled in • Paste a receipt email or payment SMS, or share it to DueCost, and the app reads the name, amount and date • Snap a paper bill and the app reads it • Or type it in All reading happens on your phone. Always check what was read before saving. CHARTS THAT SHOW WHAT IS COMING • A day-by-day chart of every charge due in the next 30, 60 or 90 days, each one named • Doughnut chart of spending by category • Expected outgoings for the coming months • What you actually paid over the last 6 months SEE THE REAL TOTAL • What you spend per month and per year • A breakdown by category: streaming, phone and data, utilities, rent, insurance, software and more • Everything due in the next 7 days, and anything overdue WARNED BEFORE EVERY RENEWAL • Reminders a few days before, the day before, and on the day for bills you pay by hand • Free trial tracking: get reminded to cancel before the charge lands • Auto-pay bills move forward by themselves and are logged as paid KEEP A RECORD • Mark bills as paid and see a month-by-month payment history • Price change tracking shows when a bill went up • Pause a bill without deleting it • Export your list as a spreadsheet PRIVATE No account. Your data stays on your phone. Optional app lock with fingerprint, face or screen lock, and password-protected backups. DueCost does not pay or cancel anything for you. Totals are estimates based on what you enter.

Fixes: school, tuition and hospital fees are now sorted under the right category instead of bank charges; bank charges are no longer counted twice in your spending total; card fees, interest, insurance and gym payments are sorted correctly; insights for dollar accounts now show dollars; names like KFC and ECG keep their capitals.