Feature
A bill calendar that never lets a due date sneak up
A free bill calendar and monthly bill tracker for households. See every due date on one calendar, get reminders before bills hit, and forecast your cash flow.
Start your bill calendar freeWhat you get
Every due date on one calendar
Add rent, utilities, subscriptions, insurance and loan payments once. Nest repeats them monthly, biweekly or on a custom schedule and shows them on a month view you can scan in seconds.
Reminders before the money leaves
Upcoming bills surface on your dashboard widget and in the calendar so nothing lands as a surprise the day before payday.
Shared bills, shared visibility
In a shared space both partners see the same bill calendar, who is covering what, and how it feeds into the settle-up number for the period.
Cash-flow forecast
Nest projects your balance forward using recurring income and scheduled bills, so you can see which week of the month gets tight before it does.
A typical month, mapped out
Seeing the month laid out is what turns "I think we're fine" into a plan. Here is what a household calendar often looks like:
| Due | Bill | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| 1st | Rent | $1,850.00 |
| 5th | Car payment | $412.00 |
| 12th | Electricity | $96.40 |
| 15th | Internet | $74.99 |
| 18th | Phone (2 lines) | $85.00 |
| 22nd | Streaming bundle | $31.97 |
Total fixed costs: $2,550.36. Everything left over is what you actually have to budget, split and save with.
How to set it up in four steps
- Create your space (personal, or shared with your partner or family).
- Add each bill with its amount, category and due date, and pick how often it repeats.
- Mark bills as paid from the calendar — Nest logs the expense and rolls the next occurrence forward.
- Check the forecast widget each week to see what is still coming.
FAQ
What is a bill calendar?
A month view of every recurring payment placed on its due date, so you can see which weeks are heavy, plan around payday and avoid late fees.
How do I track monthly bills with a partner?
Use a shared space so both people add bills to the same calendar and record who paid. At the end of the period Nest settles the balance with one transfer.
Is the Nest bill calendar free?
Yes — bills, due dates, reminders and the cash-flow forecast are included at no cost.
Put your bills on autopilot
Add your due dates once and let Nest handle the repeating, the reminders and the split.
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