https://dues.world/blog/bill-tracker-app 2026-01-12 https://dues.world/blog/bill-tracker-app.jpg How to actually keep track of your bills (without a spreadsheet) A practical method for tracking every bill, subscription and renewal in one place — and knowing what you can safely spend after them. https://dues.world/blog/how-to-track-subscriptions 2026-02-03 https://dues.world/blog/how-to-track-subscriptions.jpg How to track subscriptions before they renew Subscriptions are designed to renew quietly. Here's a repeatable system for catching renewals early and cancelling the ones you don't use. https://dues.world/blog/safe-to-spend-explained 2026-03-08 https://dues.world/blog/safe-to-spend-explained.jpg Safe to spend: the only budgeting number you need Why your bank balance lies, and how a daily safe-to-spend figure keeps you solvent between paydays without a full budget. https://dues.world/blog/cancel-a-subscription 2026-04-02 https://dues.world/blog/cancel-a-subscription.jpg How to cancel a subscription that doesn't want to be cancelled Notice periods, written cancellations and retention offers — a plain guide to leaving a service without paying for another year. https://dues.world/blog/spending-tracker-for-couples 2026-05-06 https://dues.world/blog/spending-tracker-for-couples.jpg Tracking shared bills when the money comes from two accounts A simple way for couples and housemates to see the same bill calendar without merging finances or arguing about who paid what. https://dues.world/blog/subscription-tracker-without-bank-access 2026-08-26 https://dues.world/blog/how-to-track-subscriptions.jpg A subscription tracker that never touches your bank You don't have to hand over your bank login to see every subscription in one place. Here's how to track them privately — and why that's often more reliable than bank sync. https://dues.world/blog/how-much-can-i-safely-spend-this-month 2026-08-26 https://dues.world/blog/safe-to-spend-explained.jpg How much can I safely spend this month? A simple way to turn your balance, your next payday and your known bills into one honest number you can spend against — no budgeting spreadsheet required. https://dues.world/blog/rocket-money-alternative-europe 2026-08-26 https://dues.world/blog/bill-tracker-app.jpg A Rocket Money alternative that works in Europe (without linking your bank) Rocket Money is US-only and needs access to your bank. If you're in the EU or UK and want to track bills and subscriptions privately, here's a simpler way. https://dues.world/blog/bobby-app-alternative 2026-08-26 https://dues.world/blog/how-to-track-subscriptions.jpg A Bobby app alternative that works on Android and the web Bobby is iPhone-only and hasn't been meaningfully updated in years. If you want the same simple subscription tracking on Android, a laptop, or the web, here's an alternative. https://dues.world/blog/emma-app-alternative 2026-08-26 https://dues.world/blog/bill-tracker-app.jpg An Emma app alternative without the bank connection or the upsells Emma is a bank-linked assistant with several paid tiers. If you want to track subscriptions and know what's safe to spend without connecting your bank, here's a simpler, privacy-first option. https://dues.world/blog/monarch-money-alternative-europe 2026-08-26 https://dues.world/blog/safe-to-spend-explained.jpg A Monarch Money alternative for Europe Monarch is a polished US budgeting app, but it's built around US bank connections and dollar accounts. For EU users who want private, multi-currency bill and subscription tracking, here's an alternative. https://dues.world/blog/why-we-dont-link-your-bank 2026-08-27 https://dues.world/blog/bill-tracker-app.jpg Why DUE never links your bank — and how it works instead Every money app wants your bank login. DUE refuses on purpose. Here's the reasoning, the architecture, and the honest tradeoff — from the person who built it.