Payday Bill Planner

Bills arrive on dates that have nothing to do with when you get paid. Rent on the 1st, phone on the 4th, car insurance on the 12th, and you get paid every second Friday. The month balances on paper and still goes wrong in practice.

Payday Bill Planner works in pay periods instead of calendar months. Add your income, your bills and your everyday expenses once, and every one of them is assigned to the payday that actually has to cover it. Each pay period shows what is due, what you have already paid, and the figure that matters most: available this pay.

It handles a household, not just a person. Two incomes landing within a few days of each other can be combined into one household pay period, or kept separate if you budget that way. A month calendar shows paydays, bills, expenses and due dates together, so a heavy fortnight is visible before you walk into it.

Light and dark, desktop and phone, same features either way.