A bill tracker that fills itself from your email

How it works

1. Connect Gmail (read-only). Outlook can be added on the Pro plan.
2. DayQid finds your bills — electricity, gas, water, phone, internet, insurance, rent invoices, credit card statements — and reads the amount, currency and due date.
3. See what is due in Money and on Today, sorted by date, with overdue bills marked.
4. Get reminded the evening before a bill is due, on your phone.

What you see in Money

• Due — every unpaid bill with its amount and due date.
• Paid — bills you have paid this month, including payment confirmations found in your mail.
• Spent this month — receipts and confirmed payments, shown apart from bills so the numbers are not mixed up.
• Pay now — bills whose email says the payment is due or overdue are marked so you see them first.

Two bills, never merged by mistake

Many providers send the same kind of email every month. DayQid keeps each bill apart when the amount differs, and joins the reminder, the bill and the payment confirmation of the same bill into one item — so you see one line per bill, not five emails.

Your bank login stays yours

DayQid never asks for your bank, card or account login. It works only from the emails you already receive, read-only, and the bills it finds are kept on your device. It cannot pay, move money or change anything. Read how DayQid handles your data →

Also in your inbox: receipts and subscriptions

The same mail holds your receipts and renewals. On the Pro plan DayQid also looks 12 months back for bills and receipts and shows your subscriptions and price changes. Track subscriptions from your email →

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