Every feature, in plain terms.
One Go binary, server-rendered, your data on your hardware. Here's what it does — and what it doesn't try to.
Recurring bills that track themselves
Create a bill once with its recurrence rule, and the scheduler generates occurrences three months out. Status advances automatically: upcoming, due, grace period, late, behind.
Payments and receipts in one place
Apply a payment to any bill, attach a receipt, and the balance recalculates. Edit after the fact — amount, date, method, confirmation number, notes.
Debt tracking with a running balance
Credit cards, loans, medical bills — each gets a debt type on its bill series with a running balance. One view shows what you owe and how it's moving.
Income sources and accounts
Track where money comes from, not just where it goes. Income sources have their own recurrence and generated occurrences. Bank and card accounts are referenced by payments.
A calendar that shows what's due
Month grid with a day-detail panel, color-coded by occurrence status. See what's upcoming, what's due today, and what's overdue — without opening a spreadsheet.
Reminders that reach you where you are
System-wide defaults for timing and channels, plus per-occurrence overrides that can suppress, replace, or add. Failed sends retry up to three times, then stop.
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