Payments
Loans and subscriptions together. You see what a month costs and what gets charged next.
Payments, habits and errands in one place. No boards, no statuses, no tags — add an entry and the app reminds you on the day.
Reminders arrive on Telegram. Ukrainian and English, light and dark theme.
I don't need a kanban board to remember a payment. I need something to remind me.
Three sections, that's it
Each section answers one question. More questions would mean more sections; there are three here, because three is enough.
Loans and subscriptions together. You see what a month costs and what gets charged next.
Tasks with deadlines and habits with a calendar. Tasks end, habits don't — so they sit side by side, but apart.
What last month cost and where it went. Debt going down is a chart, not a feeling.
Deliberately missing
Every one of these is useful to somebody. But before you can use it, you have to set it up — and by then the payment is already late.
Things you notice in month two
On Telegram, not in an app you have to remember to open. How many days ahead to warn is set per payment.
Not just a list of instalments: you see when it ends, and how that date moves if you pay in more.
Rounding misleads when the real instalment is ₴11,480.00 rather than “about 11 thousand”.
Loans, subscriptions and tasks are shared with everyone you invite. Habits stay private to you.
The rate is fixed on the day you pay, so past months don't drift along with it.
Ukrainian and English, light and dark — or simply whatever the device is set to.
That's the fastest way to tell whether this suits you.