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Your Bills Tab, Explained

The Bills tab is your bill checklist for the month. Here's every part of it. The numbers in the picture are sample numbers.

🧾The Bill List

  1. 1
    Bill list and Bill reminders

    Switch between your bills and the reminder settings for each one.

    Read: Reminders, Auto Pay and Bill Date Automation →
  2. 2
    Bills paid

    How many bills you've paid, how much, and how much is left to pay this month.

  3. 3
    Unpaid and paid

    Quick counts of what's still to pay and what's done.

  4. 4
    Relist

    At the start of a new month, sets the next due date for your paid bills in one tap.

    Read: Reminders, Auto Pay and Bill Date Automation →
  5. 5
    Add bill

    Add a new bill with its amount and due date.

  6. 6
    BDA

    Bill Date Automation: moves due dates forward by themselves, bill by bill.

    Read: Reminders, Auto Pay and Bill Date Automation →
  7. 7
    Bill Management help

    A short explanation of how bills work, with a link to the full guide.

    Read: How to Manage Your Bills →
  8. 8
    Due soon

    Bills due soon turn red, so you see them first. The arrows move a bill up or down in your list.

  9. 9
    The checkbox

    Tick it when you pay. It marks the bill paid, logs the expense, and takes the money from its funding source.

    Read: How to Manage Your Bills →
  10. 10
    Amount

    The bill's amount this month. Change it before you tick it paid if it's different this time.

  11. 11
    Auto-Pay and BDA

    Tick Auto-Pay so the bill pays itself when due (Plus and Pro). Tick BDA so its due date moves forward by itself.

    Read: Reminders, Auto Pay and Bill Date Automation →
  12. 12
    Paid this month

    Bills you've paid, with the date you paid them.

Try this now

Open Bills and look at the red ones. Pay or plan for them today, before they're late.

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