This month’s due dates
Home is what’s due now — mark paid, adjust an estimate. All Bills is the bill itself. Payday strips are optional: turn them on in Settings → Payday if you get paid on a schedule. Leave them off if you don’t.
iPhone
See what’s due. Then get on with your day.
SettledBills shows the bills coming, from which account — and gets out of the way. If you get paid on a schedule, you can turn on payday strips in Settings. They’re off unless you want them.
Free plan includes 10 bills. Upgrade anytime for unlimited.
If you get paid on a schedule, see what’s still due before payday.
Home · August
This month
Netflix
Primary · Today
$18.99
Amazon
Primary · Tomorrow
$14.99
Spotify
Primary · In 4 days
$11.99
Apple
Primary · Paid today
$2.99
Payday strips are optional — Settings → Payday, if you get paid on a schedule.
What you get
Open it. Know your situation. Close it.
Stays on this iPhone
No account. No bank linking. Bills live on your phone. Export a backup before you switch devices.
Just the bills
Mark paid, autopay, accounts, a widget, and a quiet Insights view. Not a budget tracker. Not a calendar.
Plans
Ten bills free. Forever.
Free
Your oldest 10 active bills stay fully usable. Add more anytime — newer ones go on hold until you archive one or upgrade. Nothing is deleted.
Pro
Unlimited active bills, reminders and edits on all of them, and widgets that show every live bill. Share Pro with Family.
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FAQ
Common questions
Where do my bills live?
On this iPhone. SettledBills does not create an account or sync to the cloud. If you delete the app without a backup, the bills go with it.
What does Due mean?
Due is the next date that bill is supposed to be paid. Home shows this month’s due dates. A relative label (Today, Tomorrow, In 4 days, Overdue) sits on the row for about a week, then a short date. Paid replaces that with when you marked it paid.
Home vs All Bills?
Home is this month’s due dates — mark paid, adjust an estimate. All Bills is the bill itself — name, schedule, autopay, category, and archive.