Every bill. Seen coming.
Due-date dread is really just missing information. This bill tracker runs on one law: enter each bill once — name, amount, frequency, anchor due date — and it lands on every month by itself. Quarterly water finds its four months, annual registration finds its one, and the whole year arranges itself on one calendar grid.
Due-date dread is really just missing information. This bill tracker runs on one law: enter each bill once — name, amount, frequency, anchor due date — and it lands on every month by itself. Quarterly water finds its four months, annual registration finds its one, and the whole year arranges itself on one calendar grid.
Most bill trackers make you retype the same twenty bills twelve times.
Name, amount, frequency, anchor date — the engine lands it on every month it's due, even the 26 biweekly ones.
Change an amount or a date on the Bills tab and the entire year rearranges itself.
Statuses key off today's date, so the workbook wakes up current every time — no red ink, no shame, just what's next.
The Subscriptions tab totals what canceling the ones you forgot would put back in your pocket.
A bill anchored on the 31st clamps itself to Feb 28 in February and the 30th in April.
Each January you change one year cell and the whole file re-anchors. Nothing to archive.
Open the .xlsx in Excel, or import into Google Sheets (File → Import → Replace spreadsheet)
Do the 3-minute Start Here setup
Enter each bill once on the Bills tab — name, amount, frequency, anchor due date
Let the Bill Calendar and Monthly Checklist arrange the year; tick the paid column as you go
Open the Today page any day for what's due in the next 7 and 14 days
Most bill trackers make you retype the same twenty bills twelve times. This one runs on a single law — enter it once — and the whole year assembles itself: calendar, checklists, history, insights. Six frequencies, one engine. You only ever type in the warm-white cells, and a 22-bill sample household is pre-loaded so every page is alive on day one.
As soon as your order is complete you get instant access to download your files. Prefer Google Sheets for real-time updates and dropdowns? It's fully optimized. More comfortable in Excel? It works just as well.
Built and tested in the latest Excel (Office 365). On Mac we recommend the Google Sheets version — the template is not compatible with Apple Numbers. Available in English. The template is delivered blank; the images and video show sample data to demonstrate how it looks once filled in.
Yes. Open the .xlsx in Excel, or in Google Sheets use File → Import → Upload → Replace spreadsheet. Every formula is cross-platform on purpose.
Six: monthly, quarterly, semi-annual, annual, weekly and biweekly — one engine lands them all on the right months.
No. Each January you change one year cell and the whole file re-anchors; statuses key off today's date automatically.
A 22-bill sample household, so every page is alive the moment you open it — type right over it.
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