// bill tracker

A bill tracker that keeps every
due date in plain sight

The worst money surprises are the ones you already knew about. Hunter Vault shows what's still due this month and folds away what you've paid, so nothing catches you off guard.

  • Free to start
  • No account needed
  • Works offline
Hunter Vault Bills screen with $169.48 still due this month
// core features

Every bill accounted for, every cycle

Due dates, status, and upcoming bills — all visible before you spend what's left.

Track due dates

Every bill and when it's due, in one view. No more relying on memory or buried email threads to know when rent or a subscription is about to land.

  • Add any bill with a name and due date
  • All bills sorted by what's coming first
  • See the full month's picture at once
Due dates

Paid / unpaid status

See at a glance what's handled and what's still owed this cycle. Mark a bill paid and it folds away until next time, so the list only shows what's left.

  • One-tap paid/unpaid toggle
  • Paid bills fold away
  • Clear separation between done and pending
Status at a glance

Recurring cycles

Set bills that repeat so you don't re-enter them each month. Rent, utilities, subscriptions — mark them recurring once and they stay on the dashboard every cycle automatically.

  • Set any bill to repeat monthly
  • Resets automatically each cycle
  • Never re-enter the same bill again
Recurring

Still due this month

Bills leads with the total still due this month and the bills behind it. Bills are also subtracted before you spend in Safe-to-Spend, so your available balance already accounts for them.

  • Total still due this month, up front
  • Bills sorted by proximity to due date
  • Due on the 31st? It comes due at month end
Still due

Fewer surprises

Know what's owed before you spend what's left. Bills in your dashboard mean you can plan around fixed bills instead of being ambushed by them.

  • Bills visible before payday disappears
  • Spend with the full picture in hand
  • Nothing sneaks through at month end
No surprises

// watch it in action

Track a bill and turn on auto-pay

Add a bill with its due date, watch Safe to Spend hold the money until it is paid, and let auto-pay log it on the due date.

How to Track Bills and Turn On Auto-Pay Chapters and transcript →
// the real problem

Most budget blowups aren't from a big splurge. They're from a bill you forgot was coming.

Even though you knew it was coming. The problem isn't carelessness — the date just lived in your head instead of somewhere you'd actually see it before payday disappeared. Bills are predictable. Getting caught by them shouldn't be.

  • Bill due dates living only in your head
  • Every bill visible before it hits
  • Paid vs. unpaid always clear at a glance
  • No more end-of-month surprises
Hunter Vault Raid Calendar showing a month of daily spending with bill and streak markers, and today's raid log
// what it is

A bill tracker that keeps every due date in front of you

Hunter Vault's bill tracker lets you add your recurring bills with their due dates, mark each one paid or unpaid, and see what's still due this month at the top — so you always know what's due before it hits.

Hunter Vault bill list with this month's paid bills checked off and Netflix, Maynilad and Life Insurance still due on the 18th, 20th and 25th
// the calm win

Clearing your unpaid list is a small, satisfying win.

Bill tracking isn't the flashiest feature in Hunter Vault, but paying bills on time keeps your Safe-to-Spend honest, your streaks intact, and your overall finances running cleanly. The moment an unpaid bill flips to paid — that's a small, real win. The kind that adds up. See the full gamification system →

  • Bills paid on time = Safe-to-Spend stays honest
  • Clear the list = streaks intact
  • Each paid bill is a real, small win
  • The foundation of a clean month
Hunter Vault Home screen with Safe to Spend, your rank, an upcoming bill, a daily quest and a savings goal
// why it works

Visible bills are easier to handle than remembered ones

Bills are easier to handle when they're visible instead of remembered. Seeing what's due — and what you've already paid — removes the low-grade dread of wondering what's about to come out. When bills live in your head, every expense feels like a gamble. When they're on a dashboard, you just check and know.

  • Dashboard beats memory every time
  • No more low-grade bill dread
  • Spend knowing, not guessing
  • One check = full picture
Hunter Vault dashboard showing Safe to Spend and an Upcoming Threat card for the next bill due, Netflix in 5 days

No account, no biller logins, no bank connection. You add bills manually, and they stay on your phone unless you turn on an online feature like cloud sync. Learn more about privacy →

// private by default

Your bills stay on your device.

No biller logins — ever

No bank link of any kind

No account to create

Stored on your device

// questions

Frequently asked questions

You add each bill with its name, amount, and due date. Bills shows what's still due this month, sorted by what's coming up, and you mark each one paid as you go. Paid bills fold away so the list only shows what's left. Everything is manual and private — nothing is connected to your bank or billers.

No. Hunter Vault tracks due dates and paid/unpaid status so you don't miss them — you pay bills yourself. It's a visibility tool, not a payment service.

No. You add bills manually, which is exactly why your data stays completely private. No biller logins, no bank connection, no account required.

Yes. Mark any bill as recurring and it resets automatically each cycle — so your monthly rent, utilities, and subscriptions stay on the dashboard without you re-entering them. For fully automated record-keeping, see recurring transactions.

Yes, free to start. Bill tracking, due-date visibility, paid/unpaid status, and recurring cycles are all free. Awakened Hunter unlocks additional premium features.

Bills leads with what's still due this month, with your unpaid bills sorted by due date. Bills that are approaching or overdue surface to the top, and paid bills fold away.

Bills due on the 29th, 30th or 31st come due on the last day of shorter months, so a bill set for the 31st still shows up in February.

// your next move

Add your next bill and its due date. Let it stop living rent-free in your head.

Download Hunter Vault free on iOS and Android — no account, no biller logins, no bank connection required.

  • Free to start
  • No account needed
  • Works offline
See all features →
Hunter Vault Budget screen with a pace marker on each category, under the headline Stay on pace all month