Your payments, aligned with your calendar.

Payment Calendar shows all your upcoming payments in a monthly view and sends reminders ahead of the due date, so you always know in advance what needs to be paid and when.

Add your subscriptions as recurring payments (a PRO feature) — the app automatically reminds you before each renewal, making it easier to spot and cancel the ones you no longer use.

Yes — that's exactly the idea behind Payment Calendar. The monthly view shows payments instead of events, marking what's already paid and what's still due.

Payment Calendar doesn't require sign-up or sign-in — install the app and start adding payments right away. Your data stays on your device unless you turn on optional iCloud sync yourself.

A standard calendar shows events, not payments — it has no paid/unpaid status, no reminders built around bills, and no view of your spending. Payment Calendar is built specifically for payments: with amounts, currencies, recurrence, and statistics on what you actually spend each month.

Payment Calendar is an app for iPhone and iPad (iOS/iPadOS) for tracking bills and upcoming payments in a calendar format. It helps you quickly see what is due and mark payments as paid.

Yes. The app works offline and does not require an account or an internet connection. Data is stored locally on your device. Optional iCloud sync (in the PRO version) lets you access data across multiple Apple devices.

The app runs on iPhone and iPad with iOS/iPadOS 18.0 or later. You can also install it on a Mac with Apple silicon, where it runs as an iPad app (“Designed for iPad”) rather than a separate macOS version.

Yes. Payment Calendar does not collect user data and does not require sign-in. Your data stays on your device, and optional iCloud sync (in the PRO version) runs within the Apple ecosystem.

No. Payment Calendar doesn't connect to your bank or pull transactions automatically — you add payments manually. That's a deliberate choice: the app has been built around privacy from day one and doesn't need access to your bank account to work.

Yes. You can add recurring payments such as subscriptions and monthly bills. This feature is available in the PRO version.

Yes. You can set reminders so you never miss a payment.

The app supports 22 currencies, including the US dollar, euro, pound sterling, Swiss franc, Czech, Swedish, Norwegian and Danish crowns, forint, hryvnia, yen, yuan, real, as well as the Colombian peso, Mongolian tögrög, Mexican peso, Chilean peso and New Zealand dollar. Formatting (symbols, separators, rounding) adapts automatically to your device region.

Yes, in the PRO version. You can export your data to a CSV or PDF file, for example for a report or for your own records.

Yes. The edit form for a paid payment has a "Paid on" field where you can set the actual payment date. Statistics still group payments by due date, not by the date you paid.

Yes, in the PRO version. There are four Home Screen widgets to choose from: next payment, monthly summary, spending trend and month grid — all without opening the app. There is also a Lock Screen widget with your next payment.

Yes. Deleted payments go to the Trash and stay there for 30 days. You will find the Trash in Settings, and restoring an entry takes a single tap.

No. It is a bill calendar that helps you track upcoming and paid payments. It does not manage income, account balances, or budgeting.

Yes, if you turn on optional iCloud sync (a PRO feature) — your payments then become available on every Apple device signed in with the same iCloud account. Without it, your data stays local to a single device.

Payment Calendar is available in 11 languages: Polish, English, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Ukrainian, Swedish, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, and Portuguese (Brazil).

No. Payment Calendar is an iPhone and iPad app (iOS/iPadOS); on Apple silicon Macs it runs in “Designed for iPad” mode. There is no Android version.

Not yet, but watchOS support is on the roadmap.

Yes. Core features are available for free. PRO features, such as recurring payments and iCloud sync, require a subscription or a one-time purchase.

Pricing varies by region and is shown in the app and on the App Store. You can choose a monthly or yearly subscription, or a one-time lifetime purchase. You manage and cancel your subscription in your Apple ID settings, just like any other App Store subscription.

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