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Bill Due Reminders

No late fees. No surprise amounts.

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Daily, 8:00 AM · 3 minutes setup

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Bills due · Saturday, Oct 31, 8:00 AM MT

  • Rent: $1,850.00, due Sun, Nov 1 (tomorrow). Autopay on, so just make sure checking has the funds.
  • Electric (Front Range Power): $96.40, due Tue, Nov 3 (3 days). Up 22% from $79.10 last month, the first cold snap. See the bill
  • Internet (Lumen Lane Fiber): $65.00, due Wed, Nov 4 (4 days). Same as last month. Pay here

Total due this week: $2,011.40. Reply "paid electric" and I'll stop reminding.


Still waiting on: the city water bill. It usually arrives by the 25th; nothing yet.

What you get

5 things · A reminder a few days before each due date
  • A reminder a few days before each due date
  • Amount changes flagged with both amounts
  • Autopay bills shown as a heads-up, not a to-do
  • Overdue bills until you mark them paid
  • Silence on days with nothing due

Make it yours

5 settings · Your bills, Remind me, Flag a bill that rose by, Read…
Your billsSet on first run
Remind me
  • 1 day
  • 3 days (default)
  • 5 days
  • 7 days
Flag a bill that rose by
  • 5%
  • 10%
  • 15% (default)
  • 25%
Read bill emails
  • On (default)
Check time
  • 08:00 (default)

Defaults are highlighted. It asks once on the first run.

Data sources

1 required, 1 optional · Assistant memory or a notes page (your bill list)…
  • Assistant memory or a notes page (your bill list)
  • Gmail or Outlook (bill notices) · optional

About

Bill Due Reminders keeps every due date in one place and nudges you a…

Bill Due Reminders keeps every due date in one place and nudges you a few days ahead, so nothing slips into a late fee. It reads new bill notices as they arrive, compares each amount with last time, and tells you plainly when the electric bill jumps or a fixed bill changes. On days with nothing due, it stays quiet. It never pays anything: it reminds and links to the biller's own page, and you pay.

Bill Due Reminders

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