Chrome Extension

PayDay Tracker

A local-first bill reminder for due dates, payment records, receipt copies, and year-round payment projections. It helps you remember what is due without processing payments or collecting card details.

Local

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Receipts

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Year

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PayDay Tracker dashboard showing bill totals and active bills
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Due-date reminders

Track overdue, due-soon, and upcoming bills with browser reminders, badge counts, snooze actions, and daily digest views.

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Payment records and receipts

Record full or partial payments, add notes or transaction references, and tag receipt images or PDFs to payment history.

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Calendar projection

Review the bill calendar by day, week, month, and year, then open an event to see bill details or add a payment from the calendar.

App Screenshots

Built around the moments bills are easy to forget.

The dashboard keeps urgent totals visible, while the calendar turns recurring bills into a readable projection.

PayDay Tracker dashboard screenshot with overdue and upcoming bills
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PayDay Tracker calendar projection screenshot
Calendar Projection

Privacy Model

Your bill records stay under your control.

PayDay Tracker has no payment processing role. Bill amounts, due dates, payment notes, and receipt attachments are stored locally unless the user chooses an optional backup or calendar feature.

Local-first storage

Bills, settings, reminders, payment records, and receipt references live in Chrome extension storage by default.

No payment processing

The extension records payments for tracking only. It does not move money, collect card numbers, or handle bank credentials.

Optional backups

Backup and restore workflows are user-controlled and exist to protect the user's own bill records.

Receipt archive

Receipt files are stored only when the user attaches them to a payment record for future reference.

Keep bill reminders, records, and receipts in one local-first place.

Use PayDay Tracker to plan due dates, record what was paid, preserve receipts, and review payment projections without adding payment processing risk.