Every bill, one place — what's due, when, and what comes out before payday. Nothing leaves your phone.
On your device. Ebb has no account, no server and no analytics, and it doesn't connect to your bank. Nothing you enter is sent to us, because there's nowhere for it to go. The privacy policy has the full picture.
Tap + on the Bills tab. A name, an amount and the next due date are all it needs; everything else — how often, autopay, which account it comes from, when to remind you — has a sensible default you can change. If the amount changes month to month (power, water), turn on Varies and Ebb will ask what it came to each time.
The big number on Upcoming is everything due on or before your next payday, overdue bills included. Tell Ebb when you get paid and how often in Settings; if two of you pay the bills, add both incomes and it counts against whichever payday lands first.
Swipe right on it in Upcoming, or open it and tap Mark as paid. The due date rolls forward by itself and the payment goes into the bill's history. There's an Undo for a few seconds afterwards. To fix one later — it came out a day early, or for a different amount — open the bill and tap the payment: you can change what it came to and the day, or remove it.
Open the bill and tap Skip this one. The due date moves on a period without logging a payment.
At the time you set under Settings → Reminders → Remind at (8:00 am to begin with), on the day you choose for each bill — the day it's due, or one, three or seven days before. Reminders are scheduled on your phone, so they arrive even without an internet connection. If none are showing up, check the phone hasn't turned off notifications for Ebb.
Settings → Export CSV, part of Ebb Plus. One table of your bills and one of every payment, handed to your phone's share sheet so you can save it to a cloud drive or email it to yourself.
Settings → Appearance: Light, Dark, or follow the phone.
Ebb is free for up to 8 bills, with everything except spreadsheet export. Ebb Plus is a single payment — the price is shown in the app — for as many bills as you have, and export. No subscription, nothing renewing, no ads. A second income is free either way.
Open Settings → Ebb Plus and tap Restore an earlier purchase, signed in to the same Apple ID or Google account you bought it with. Ebb usually picks it up by itself when it opens, too.
Apple and Google take the payment, so refunds go through them: on iPhone at reportaproblem.apple.com, on Android from your order history in the Google Play Store.
Questions, problems, or something that should work better — hello@jagganaut.com.