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A bill calendar for the feeling of being caught out

A month grid tells you the car payment is on the 15th. It does not tell you whether you are safe on the 15th, which is the thing that actually keeps you up. If you have ever looked at a bill calendar, seen every date filled in, and still felt the small dread of not knowing, the grid was answering the wrong question.

What you see instead of a grid

Forseera does not draw a month grid. It shows the bills in the order they are coming, grouped by the stretch of time each one falls in, with what's left after them. Scroll forward and you can see the week where insurance and the car land together before it happens, which is the thing a grid of dates never tells you.

Home shows what is coming next. The Bills screen shows everything by date. Together they cover what a calendar is for: what is coming, when, and whether you have it.

Forseera Timeline screen: pay periods with their bills and what remains.
The bills as they come, what's left after each stretch.
Forseera Home screen: a progress ring, income, bills and remaining tiles, and the bills due next.
Home: the bills due next, and what's left after them.

If you want a month grid

Then this is probably not your app, and we would rather say so. Several bill apps draw a colored month grid, and our free spreadsheet has a printable bill list if paper is what you want on the fridge. Forseera is for the moment you want to know you are safe, which a month grid cannot show.

I wish you could put in your pay day and put in how much money you make and see what's coming in and going out.

App Store review of Bills Organizer & Reminder

The calendar comes to you

You do not have to open it. The morning each bill is due you get one notification, and you can mark the bill paid from the notification itself. If a bill is still unpaid two days later, one more. The calendar is there when you want to look ahead, not a thing you have to remember to check.

Questions people ask

Does Forseera have a month view?

No. It shows the bills in the order they are coming, with what's left after them, and a plain list by due date. There is no month grid.

Does it put bills on my Apple Calendar?

No. Reminders come as Forseera notifications, the morning each bill is due and once more if it is still unpaid two days later.

What if my paydays are irregular?

Forseera needs a pay schedule: weekly, every other week, twice a month, or monthly. If your income has no schedule, pick the one closest to how often money usually lands; truly irregular pay is not something it handles well yet.

What does it cost?

A 7-day free trial with everything on, then $8.99 a month or $69.99 a year through Apple.

Know you are safe before the date, not after.

Seven days free. Add your bills once.

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