Bills through payday
See a coverage-aware total from the bills and recurring payday schedule you enter. Unknown amounts remain visibly separate.
Private bill planning for iPhone and Mac
Next Due: Bill Planner organizes the bills you enter, keeps unknown amounts separate, and asks you to verify autopay instead of assuming a payment happened.
Next Due: Bill Planner version 1.1 is available now on the U.S. App Store for iPhone and Mac. The app is free to download, with up to seven active bills included and an optional $5.99 one-time Lifetime purchase for unlimited active bills, quarterly and yearly recurrence, and additional controls.
Built for real life
Up to seven active bills, weekly, biweekly, and monthly recurrence, one reminder per bill, payday view, payment history, a read-only widget, and validated JSON backup and restore are included free.
See a coverage-aware total from the bills and recurring payday schedule you enter. Unknown amounts remain visibly separate.
An Autopay — verify status means the app has not observed a payment. You confirm what actually happened.
Bill information stays locally on your device by default. You can optionally enable private iCloud continuity across your Apple devices. Notifications and widgets hide bill names and amounts by default.
The $5.99 one-time Lifetime purchase adds unlimited active bills, quarterly and yearly recurrence, categories, advanced filters, multiple payday profiles, extra widget sizes, and multiple reminders. Family Sharing is off.
A closer look
Use the method before the app
The guide stands on its own. The app remains optional.
Privacy & support
The app is designed to be useful without a developer-operated account or advertising profile.
Bill names, dates, amounts, recurrence choices, payment status, reminder settings, and payday schedules stay locally on your device by default. You can optionally enable private iCloud continuity across your Apple devices. Nash Apps does not receive those records.
The app has no Nash Apps account, bank connection, developer-operated backend, advertising, or third-party analytics. It does not verify provider terms or payments.
Notifications and widgets hide bill names and amounts by default. If you opt in to details, iOS may display them on those system surfaces.
JSON backup and export are user-initiated, and you control where an exported file is shared.
Next Due is a private bill organizer, not a bank, payment service, budget prescription, financial adviser, or guarantee against missed payments.
Before you install
Available for iPhone with iOS 17 or later and Mac with macOS 14.0 or later.
Amounts, statuses, recurrence, and payday schedules depend on what you enter and confirm.
Reminders are scheduled requests; iOS controls delivery. A scheduled reminder is not proof of delivery or payment.
Good to know
Yes. Next Due: Bill Planner version 1.1 is available on the U.S. App Store for iPhone and Mac as a free download, with an optional $5.99 one-time Lifetime purchase and no subscription or renewal.
Seven active bills, weekly, biweekly, and monthly recurrence, one reminder per bill, payday view, history, a read-only widget, and validated JSON backup and restore.
No. Lifetime is an optional $5.99 one-time non-consumable purchase with no renewal. Family Sharing is off.
No. It has no bank connection. An Autopay — verify status specifically means the app has not observed a payment.
The information you enter is stored locally by default. If you enable private iCloud continuity, Apple can keep it available across your Apple devices. Nash Apps does not receive those records.
Available now
Next Due: Bill Planner version 1.1 is available now on the U.S. App Store for iPhone and Mac. The app is free to download, with up to seven active bills included and an optional $5.99 one-time Lifetime purchase for unlimited active bills, quarterly and yearly recurrence, and additional controls.