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DueZen keeps every bill, subscription, and financial commitment in one place — rent, streaming, credit cards, savings goals. It works without a bank login, and your data stays on your device. This help center covers every feature in the app. If you are setting up for the first time, start with adding an item.

Add your first item

Smart auto-fill, amounts, due dates, and recurrence.

Dashboard overview

What each section shows and how to rearrange it.

Swipe gestures

Mark paid, snooze, and select several items at once.

Free trial tracker

Get warned before a trial turns into a charge.

Who DueZen is for

DueZen suits anyone tracking recurring money commitments without wanting a full accounting tool.
  • Young professionals juggling rent, student loans, subscriptions, and credit cards.
  • Families and households managing utilities, insurance, childcare, and groceries across one shared picture.
  • Freelancers and gig workers with irregular income, who need to see what is coming in against what is going out.
  • Anyone who has paid for a service they forgot they had. The trial tracker exists for exactly this.
You do not need a finance background or a spreadsheet habit.

What DueZen does

Add an item with an amount, due date, and recurrence. DueZen recognizes hundreds of well-known services and fills in the icon, category, and billing cycle for you. See Add your first item.
Set how many days ahead you want a reminder and what time of day it arrives. Quiet hours suppress sounds while you sleep. See Reminders and notifications.
Fund Flow breaks the month down by category in an interactive donut chart, with budget bars for any limits you set. See Fund Flow.
Enter the trial start and first billing date, and DueZen counts down and sends escalating reminders at 7, 3, and 1 day out. See Free trial tracker.
Set a target, log deposits, and watch the progress bar. Milestones at 25, 50, 75, and 100 percent are marked. See Savings goals.

Privacy

DueZen requires no bank login and no account linking. Your data is stored in encrypted device storage and nothing leaves your device unless you export it yourself. See Privacy and your data.

Common situations