Bill Nudge remembers every due date, shows exactly where your money goes, and marks every on-time month with a badge in your account.

Three steps. Two minutes. Then Bill Nudge does the remembering.
Name, amount, due date, category. Set it to repeat monthly and never type it again.
Smart reminders at 7 days, 3 days and on the day — so a late fee never touches you.

One tap to mark paid. Every on-time month unlocks a milestone and a cleaner report.
Category-wise reports show which bills quietly eat your salary each month.
Everything you need to stay on top of recurring money — nothing you don't.
Reminders that escalate as the due date nears, so you act before the late fee does.
Add a bill in seconds. Mark it recurring once and it rolls forward every month.
Month-on-month totals and category splits, so surprises stop being surprises.
Every on-time payment builds a streak. Hit 3, 6 and 12 months to unlock a badge in your account. No cashback, no points — the real payoff is the late fees you never pay.
No bank login. No account linking. Your bills stay private to your account.
Ask about your own bills in plain words. Money Coach reads the bills and loans you have added and answers with your numbers: what is due, what to pay first, where your month went, and how to save.
Answers are for information, worked out from the bills you entered. For big decisions, check with your bank or an adviser.
It is never just the credit card. Insurance, tax, registrations, EMIs — every one of them has a price for forgetting.
Nudges at 7 days, 3 days and on the due date — comfortably ahead of the RBI 3-day grace window. Insurance renewals and tax deadlines go in the same list as the electricity bill.
Nudges at 7 days, 3 days and on the due date. UAE cards give you no grace period, and Emirates ID fines start on day one — so the reminder has to land first.
Stay on your streak and you keep roughly ₹8,700 a year that would have gone to fees, GST, penalties and interest — for doing nothing but paying on the right day.
Stay on your streak and you keep roughly AED 1,333 a year that would have gone to fees, penalties and interest — for doing nothing but paying on the right day.
Figures are published fee schedules from banks and regulators — RBI, the Income Tax Act, the Motor Vehicles Act and state utilitiesthe UAE Central Bank, the FTA, DHA and the RTA — illustrated against one ordinary year of missed dates. Your own cost depends on your card, balance or state.
Four screens do the whole job.

Every upcoming bill, ranked by what's due next.

Late fees avoided, your busiest week, and where the money went.

Type it, paste the SMS, or just say it.

A golden badge for every month you pay on time.
I used to pay a late fee on my card almost every quarter. Six months on Bill Nudge and that number is zero. The 3-day nudge is the one that saves me.
The reports screen was the surprise. I had no idea subscriptions were costing me ₹1,800 a month until I saw the category split.
Adding a bill takes ten seconds and it repeats forever. That's the whole app for me. Streak is at 11 months and I'm weirdly protective of it.
Bill Nudge never asks for a bank login or a card number, and there is nowhere to attach a bill or a screenshot — the app has no upload at all. All it holds is what you type in: a name, an amount, a due date. That stays private to your account, stored in India, and your voice is never recorded.
Start free. Upgrade when you have more than five bills to keep track of.
Up to 5 bills, reminders before every due date, and on-time badges.
About ₹83 a month. Unlimited bills, insights, spreadsheet export, and Money Coach with 50 answers a month.
Everything in yearly, paid monthly. Or ₹100 a week. Extra Money Coach answers: 50 for ₹100.
Prices include GST. Billed through Google Play; cancel any time in Play → Payments & subscriptions.
Yes, for up to 5 bills, with reminders and badges. Premium lifts the limit and adds insights, export and Money Coach, from ₹150 a month or ₹999 a year. The yearly plan starts with a 15-day free trial.
Nothing is deleted. Your bills stay in your account whether you subscribe or not.
No. Bill Nudge is a tracker and reminder, not a payment app. You enter bills yourself, which is why no bank access is needed.
No — you pay through your usual app or bank, then mark it paid in Bill Nudge with one tap.
It rolls forward automatically with the same amount and category. Change the amount any month it differs.
Android, in India, to start. Your bills are kept in your account, so they follow you to a new phone.
