Every bill, split into four easy weeks.
Add what each bill costs for the month and we turn it into one small weekly payment — so nothing lands all at once, and the extra weeks quietly build a whole month of savings.
Free to start · No card needed · Works on your phone
Left to pay this week
$103.00
of $103.00 · 3 of 4 bills paid
Week 1
Week 2
Week 3
Week 4
Your 13th month
$412.00
Banked by paying weekly instead of monthly.
What comes in, and how often?
Take-home pay, after taxes. Nothing is saved until you sign up.
a month split into four weeks
How it works
Bills stop arriving all at once.
Add your bills
Type what each one costs for the month — rent, the car, the phone. We divide it by four for you.
Pay a quarter each week
Tap a bill once you've paid it, or log the whole week in one go. Every payment is kept in your history.
Watch the 13th month build
Fifty-two weekly payments cover thirteen months. The month you never had to pay for is the one you keep.
- Reminders before a bill is due
- A full payment history you can undo
- A chart of what you're banking
- Your own weekly savings tracker
And a savings tracker of your own.
Put aside whatever you can spare each week — even $10 — and watch the total climb. You'll see what you've saved this week, this month, and week by week over time, so the end of every month tells you exactly how far ahead you are.
This week
$25.00
This month
$100.00
Saved so far
$640.00
Plans
Start free. Upgrade when the method clicks.
The free plan covers the essentials for a few bills. Premium removes the limits and shows you the money you're banking.
Free
$0
Free forever
- Track up to 3 bills
- Every bill split into four weekly payments
- Weekly payment reminders before bills are due
- Balance still to pay this week
Premium
Most popular$11.99 a month
Cancel anytime
- Unlimited bills
- Weekly payment plans, planned weeks ahead
- Saving projections and your 13th-month tracker
- Your week texted to your phone every Monday
- Weekly payment reminders before bills are due
- Payment history you can undo
Premium planning tool
See what your week really costs
Tell us what you earn and what your bills come to. The numbers update as you type — what has to go toward bills every week, and what's honestly left for everything else.
Rent, utilities, car, insurance, subscriptions — we divide it into four weekly payments, the same way the plan does.
Your week
$0.00
a month split into four weeks
Your weekly split
Enter what you earn above and your split appears here — nothing is saved, and it's yours to move around as you try different numbers.
Premium guidance
Where the money you're saving should go
Splitting bills into weeks is the habit. Putting the difference somewhere sensible is what turns it into long-term wealth. Here's the plain-English starting point we give Premium members.
Park your 13th month in a high-yield savings account
A high-yield savings account pays meaningfully more than a big-bank checking account while staying liquid and insured. It's the right home for the month of bills your weekly payments are quietly banking — there when a bill lands, working for you in between.
Automate the weekly move
Set the weekly transfer for the same day each week and let it happen without a decision. Saving on the same rhythm as your bills means the money is already gone before it can be spent on something else.
Let time do the work with index funds
For money you won't need for five years or more, a low-cost, broad-market index fund spreads your money across hundreds of companies instead of betting on one. Historically that patient, boring approach has been one of the most reliable ways to build long-term wealth.
Match the account to the goal
Bills and an emergency buffer belong in savings. A goal two years out stays in cash. A goal ten years out can ride out the ups and downs of the market. Line the account up with the timeframe and you stop making emotional decisions.
Educational guidance, not individualized financial advice. Investing involves risk, including loss of principal — choose accounts that fit your own goals and, for big decisions, a licensed advisor.