Bill calendar
List your bills and see the month they land in. Print it, or add the dates to your phone's calendar with a file made right here on your device. No sign-up.
By Travis Haggar. I build Openbox Money. I'm not a financial adviser.
Drafted with AI help. Updated .
Sources: RFC 5545, the iCalendar format (IETF). Not financial advice. Spot a mistake? support@openboxmoney.com
Your bills
A name and when it's due. The amount is optional.
A day past a month's end, like the 31st, falls on that month's last day.
November 2026
Example: rent, phone, streaming, car insurance, a card payment and internet
$1,658.49 due in November 2026
6 due dates; $1,480.49 from the 1st to the 15th, $178.00 from the 16th on; 1 without an amount.
By date
- Sun, Nov 1Rent$1,400.00
- Sun, Nov 8Phone$65.00
- Thu, Nov 12Streaming$15.49
- Fri, Nov 20Car insurance$118.00
- Wed, Nov 25Credit cardNo amount
- Mon, Nov 30Internet$60.00
Add a bill above to print your own calendar or save it to your phone's calendar.
Runs in your browser. Nothing you type is sent, saved or put in the page address, and the calendar file is made on this device.
How it works
Pick how often each bill comes: every month or twice a month on set days, or every week, every 2 weeks or every year starting from the next date it's due. A day the month doesn't have, like the 31st in April, moves to that month's last day.
The total adds up the amounts you gave, split at the 15th so you can line bills up with paydays. Bills without an amount still show on their dates.
The calendar file holds one all-day event for each due date for 12 months, starting with the month on screen, so your calendar shows exactly the dates on this page. Event titles are just the bill names unless you choose to add amounts. Import it into a calendar of its own: when a bill changes, delete that calendar and import a new file.