FEATURE · Calendar
Bill due dates belong on a calendar
Rent on the 5th, internet mid-month, an installment near payday. A scrolling list shows each bill. A calendar shows which week is crowded before it hits you.
Lists are fine for “what is next.” They are weaker at “how dense is this month.” Three due dates in four days look calm as separate rows. On a month grid they look like a warning.
Open the calendar
In Smart Bill Reminder (modern home), tap Calendar on the bottom bar. You can also pick a day in the week strip above the list. Due dates for that month show on the grid, so you see clusters, not only the next line item.
Add a bill from a day
Press and hold a day on the calendar to start a new bill with that due date already set. Useful when you know the day first and the title second. Pair it with a reminder a few days before the due date, so you get a prompt before you need to act.
When the month is packed
If rent and installments repeat, set them once with recurring bills. If you want to avoid late fees, keep delaying payment and the late fees use-case close.
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