Payday safety made simple

Know what is safe before payday.

Autopay Alert shows which automatic payments may hit before your next paycheck and estimates how much is safe to spend today.

Planning tool only. Always verify your actual bank balance and payment dates.
✓ No bank login ✓ 100% local planning ✓ Safe-to-spend estimate
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Safe to spend today

$24

until your next payday

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Current balance
$486.00
Next payday
Jun 14
Bills before payday
$462
Projected low
$24
Cash gap risk
$0
Upcoming autopays
Rent
Jun 6 · in 3 days
-$1,200
Internet
Jun 7 · in 4 days
-$75

Built for the moment before you spend.

Autopay Alert focuses on one practical question: can you safely spend money before the next paycheck arrives?

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See autopays before income

Add recurring bills and payday dates to see which payments may land before your next paycheck.

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Spot cash gaps early

Estimate your lowest projected balance and identify shortfalls before they become a surprise.

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Know what is safe to spend

Get a simple safe-to-spend number based on your current balance, upcoming bills, and safety buffer.

Simple setup

Balance, payday, first autopay.

Start with the basics. Autopay Alert does not need a bank connection to help you plan ahead.

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Enter your current balanceUse the checking balance you want the app to plan from.
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Add your next paydayChoose the income date that should protect you from cash gaps.
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Add your first autopayTrack rent, utilities, subscriptions, insurance, and other recurring bills.
Privacy first

No bank login. No sync. Data stays on device.

Autopay Alert is a local planning and reminder tool. It does not connect to your bank, does not move money, and does not guarantee fee avoidance.

100% local planning
No bank connection required
No payment movement
You stay in control
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Protect your next payday.

See upcoming autopays, estimate cash gaps, and know what is safe to spend today.

Download on Google Play