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Upcoming bills tracker: the next thirty days, laid out
The question that matters most is not "what did I spend last month" — it is "what is due in the next thirty days, and will the balance cover it?" An upcoming bills tracker answers that on one calendar, with the projected balance running underneath every due date.
- 30-day horizon
Every upcoming due date visible at a glance, sorted by day.
- Auto-projecting bills
Recurring bills roll forward into the window without re-entry.
- Coverage check
The projected balance shows whether each bill is covered when due.
- Free forever core
The tracker, calendar and reports are free; Pro is one-time.
A weekly five-second check
Open the calendar, look at the next seven days, and confirm the projected balance covers them. That one habit catches late-payment fees, double-booked renewals, and the bill that arrives the day before payday. It takes five seconds because the projection already did the math.
What belongs in the window
- All fixed bills with due dates
- Subscription renewals and trials ending
- Expected invoices and income
- Known one-offs: repairs, travel, registration
Frequently asked questions
What is an upcoming bills tracker?
A dated view of everything due in the near future, with the projected balance after each bill.
Is it free?
Yes — the calendar and recurring plans are free forever.
Does it connect to my bank?
No. You enter bills manually or import CSV; nothing reads your account.
Thirty days, one grid, no surprises
Free core, one-time Pro, no bank linking.