Bill tracker that remembers every due date
The IncomeWise bill tracker keeps every recurring bill — rent, electricity, internet, insurance, school fees — with its next due date. It separates what is upcoming from what is overdue, and when you mark a bill paid it logs the expense for you, so your budget and your bills never disagree.
What you get
Any schedule
Weekly, monthly, yearly or one-time bills, each rolling forward to its next due date automatically.
Overdue, impossible to miss
Late bills get their own tab and alert, with how many days late they are.
Pay once, log once
Marking a bill paid records the expense in your wallet in the bill’s category.
Reminders
In-app and notification reminders nudge you before a bill is due.
How it works
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Add a bill with its amount, category and first due date.
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Check Upcoming and Overdue to see what needs paying.
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Tap Mark Paid — the expense is logged and the next due date set.
Bills shape your budget
Bills are the part of your spending you already know about, which makes them the foundation of a realistic budget. IncomeWise uses them: suggested budgets never go below the bills due in a category, and yearly bills are spread across the months so an insurance renewal is never a surprise.
Frequently asked questions
Is the bill tracker free?
The bill tracker is part of Premium, which costs $3 a month. The free plan covers transactions, budgets and the dashboard.
What happens when I mark a bill as paid?
IncomeWise records the payment as an expense in the bill’s category and moves the bill to its next due date.
Does it support yearly bills like insurance?
Yes — weekly, monthly, yearly and one-time bills are all supported.
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