// debt payoff tracker

A debt payoff tracker
that keeps you going

Debt payoff feels slow because all you see is the balance. Hunter Vault leads with your debt-free date and a payoff timeline, so you stay motivated even when it's gradual.

  • Free to start
  • No account needed
  • Works offline
Hunter Vault Dungeon Raids screen showing a debt-free date of January 2030 and a payoff timeline
// core features

Everything in one place, clearly visible

Track every balance, log every payment, and see where you stand — without a spreadsheet.

Track every debt

Credit cards, personal loans, installment plans — add any balance you're working to pay off and keep them all visible in one place.

  • Up to 3 debts on the free plan
  • Cards, loans, installments — any type
  • All balances in one overview
All debts

Log payments

Record each payment as you make it. Watch the balance drop and your progress update — immediately, not at the end of the month.

  • Log any payment amount
  • Balance updates on every entry
  • Payment history kept for each debt
Payment log

See progress

A progress bar per debt so the journey is visible. Watching it move — even a small amount — is more motivating than staring at a balance that still feels huge.

  • Visual progress bar per debt
  • Percentage paid shown clearly
  • Progress visible even on slow months
Progress bar

Due-date awareness

Know what's due and when, so nothing sneaks up on you. Hunter Vault also protects your minimum payments in Safe-to-Spend before you spend anything else.

  • Due dates per debt, always visible
  • Minimums reserved in Safe-to-Spend
  • No surprises, no missed payments
Due dates

Your debt-free date

Dungeon Raids leads with the month you're projected to be debt-free and a payoff timeline, so you see where the payments are taking you, not just one scary number.

  • Projected debt-free date up front
  • Payoff timeline across all your debts
  • Each cleared debt is a real milestone
Debt-free date

War Plan extra payments

Try an extra monthly or one-time payment and War Plan shows what it buys: how much sooner you'd be debt-free and how much interest you'd save. If you like the result, it can add the extra to your budget.

  • Extra monthly or one-time payments
  • Months saved and interest saved
  • Add the extra to your budget
War Plan

// watch it in action

Track a debt and plan your payoff

Add a loan, log a payment, and compare avalanche vs snowball in the War Plan to see how extra payments move your debt-free date.

How to Track Debts and Pay Them Off Faster Chapters and transcript →

More how-to videos: How to Track Credit Card Spending and PaymentsHow to Add Savings and Credit Card Accounts in Hunter Vault

// the hardest part

When you're paying off debt, the hardest part isn't the money.

It's the feeling that nothing's changing. The balance barely moves, motivation drains, and it gets harder to keep looking. That's not a character flaw — it's what happens when progress is invisible. Seeing your progress is what keeps you in the fight, even when the numbers are moving slowly.

  • Invisible progress kills motivation
  • Each payment is real progress
  • A filling bar shows what the balance hides
  • Visible wins keep people going
Hunter Vault debt battle log listing each credit card payment with its amount, type and date
// what it is

A debt payoff tracker built around your debt-free date

Hunter Vault's debt payoff tracker lets you log each debt's balance, interest rate, minimum payment and due date. Dungeon Raids then leads with your projected debt-free date and a payoff timeline, and each debt's progress bar fills as you pay it down, so slow progress still feels like progress.

Hunter Vault Dungeon Raids screen with a debt-free date and payoff timeline, under the headline See your debt-free date
// war plan

See what an extra payment buys before you make it.

War Plan answers the question every debt plan runs into: is an extra payment worth it? Enter an extra monthly or one-time amount and it shows how much sooner you'd be debt-free and how much interest you'd save. If you keep it, War Plan can add the extra to your budget, so the plan and the money line up.

Around it sits a light RPG framing: each balance is a boss with a health bar that chips down with every payment. The framing is optional, and it's there to keep you motivated, not to make light of something genuinely stressful. See the full gamification system →

  • Extra monthly or one-time payments
  • How many months sooner, how much less interest
  • Snowball or avalanche — your call
  • It can add the extra to your budget
Hunter Vault War Plan with an extra $100 a month: debt-free 5 months sooner and $805 less interest
// why it works

Visible progress keeps people going

When you can see a balance shrinking and a bar filling, payoff stops feeling endless and starts feeling earned. The payments do the work — the tracker makes the work visible. Pair debt tracking with a budget that balances debt and spending and you're not just tracking the problem — you're managing around it.

  • Visible progress beats willpower
  • Small payments feel significant with a bar
  • Each cleared debt is a real finish line
  • Consistency compounds over time
Hunter Vault War Plan showing how an extra payment moves the debt-free date, under the headline Pay it off months sooner

No bank login, no credit pull, no account. Your balances, payments, and due dates are stored privately on your device unless you turn on cloud sync. Learn more about privacy →

// private by default

Your debt numbers stay on your device.

No bank link, ever

No credit score pull

No account, no email

Stored offline on your device

Hunter Vault helps you track and stay motivated. It is not a lender, debt consolidator, or financial advisor, and it cannot guarantee payoff outcomes. If you're facing serious debt or financial hardship, consider speaking with a qualified financial professional or a nonprofit credit counselor.

// questions

Frequently asked questions

A debt payoff tracker makes progress visible. Instead of staring at a scary balance, you see a bar filling as you pay — which keeps motivation alive when payoff feels slow. It also keeps due dates and minimums in one place so nothing slips through.

Yes. War Plan compares the avalanche (highest interest rate first) and snowball (smallest balance first) orders, so you can pick the one that suits you. Either way you log payments and watch progress. The strategy is yours.

Dungeon Raids leads with your projected debt-free date and a payoff timeline, worked out from the balances, interest rates and payments you enter. War Plan shows what an extra monthly or one-time payment would buy, such as how many months sooner you'd finish and how much less interest you'd pay, and it can add that extra to your budget. It's a projection from your numbers, not a promise.

No. Nothing is pulled from your bank and nothing is scored. You enter your balances and payments yourself, and they stay on your device unless you turn on cloud sync. No bank login, no credit pull, ever.

Yes. Debt tracking, payment logging, progress bars, and due-date tracking are free for up to 3 debts. Awakened Hunter unlocks unlimited debts.

Yes. The free plan tracks up to 3 debts — credit cards, personal loans, installment plans. Each gets its own balance, minimum payment, due date, and progress bar, and Awakened Hunter removes the limit.

The payments do the work — Hunter Vault helps you stay consistent and see the progress those payments are making. It's a tracking and motivation tool, not a lender or advisor. If you're facing serious hardship, consider speaking with a qualified financial professional or a nonprofit credit counselor.

// your next move

Add one debt. Log one payment. Watch the bar move.

Progress beats perfection. Download Hunter Vault free on iOS and Android — no account, no credit pull, no bank connection required.

  • Free to start
  • No account needed
  • Works offline
See all features →
Hunter Vault Pay Debt screen entering a ₱2,500 credit card payment from Main Checking, with the balance remaining and percent paid