Payday

See which bills are due before your next paycheck

Say payday is Friday. Rent left on Tuesday. The card’s minimum is Wednesday. The phone bill and a couple of subscriptions sit in the same stretch. You don’t need every dollar you spent this month. You need what’s still unpaid before Friday, and which account it comes from.

Home is that list for the month you’re looking at. Each row is a due date: the name, the account you gave it, and the amount. For about a week the row says Today, Tomorrow, or In 4 days. Then it settles into a short date. When you mark it paid, the row says so.

If you get paid on a schedule, open Settings → Payday and turn the strips on. Weekly, every two weeks, or once a month. A strip then sits in the list and totals what’s still unpaid on this month’s bills before the next paycheck. A bill due on payday counts with that paycheck. If you aren’t paid on a schedule, leave the strips off. Home is still the month.

You type the bills yourself. SettledBills does not log into a bank, and it does not turn the list into a budget or a calendar. The free plan includes 10 bills.

What Due means, how a strip is counted, and how backups work are in the FAQ.

Also: a bill list without a bank login, and just the bills.