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Pay installments on time and know which are left

A loan to a friend paid back monthly, a sale to a customer on terms or your own installments: Sudeb splits the total and reminds you of each one on its own day.

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Record detail (Camera gear rental): overdue, with a 150 $ partial collection.

How it works

  1. 01

    Create the record

    Record the debt or receivable with its total, person and currency.

  2. 02

    Split into installments

    Divide the total into equal monthly or weekly installments; any cent difference goes on the last one.

  3. 03

    Reminded on the day

    Each open installment is reminded on its own day, and the calendar feed shows installments in your calendar app too.

  4. 04

    Close them as you pay

    Payments are applied to installments in order, so you always see which are paid and which are left.

New record: person first, then amount and due date, with repeat on the same sheet.
New record: person first, then amount and due date, with repeat on the same sheet.

Questions people ask

Can I change the installment plan later?

Yes. Changing or deleting the plan does not affect the record or the payments already made; payments are applied to the new plan in order.

How is an installment plan different from a recurring record?

An installment plan splits a known total into parts: a 1,200 $ debt over 12 months. A recurring record creates a new record each period for payments that come back every period, such as rent or a subscription.

Is installment tracking free?

Yes, installments are free on every plan. You can choose 3 reminder stages on the free plan and 4 on Pro.

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