Credit Card Manager

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About this app

Take control of your credit cards with this offline credit card manager (no need to create account or login online).

This credit card manager arranges your credit card information in a simple way and reminds you of important due dates. Optionally you can record transactions to keep track of your credit card usage.

Features:
- Simple design
- Ad-free
- Works offline
- Due date reminders
- Record transactions
- Statement/outstanding balance estimation
- Mark payment as settled
- Shows statement/due/next due/cut off dates
- Sort cards by longest interest-free period
- Annual fee waiver reminder
- Quickly add a card transaction from an SMS
- Backup/Restore to Dropbox/Google Drive
- No need to worry about online account being hacked

This credit card manager is made with the user in mind.

Note: As the credit card manager works totally offline, the information presented depends solely on the information provided. If you want to see how much is charged per card you'll have to manually enter and update each transactions just like any expense manager.

Ratings and reviews

I wanted a simple way to keep up with my credit card. This app is great. Instructions are sparse, but the interface is pretty simple. 1. You can add as many credit cards as you want. 2. Explore the transaction screen icons. The account total can be switched between calendar Month and statement month. 3. IMO, the pro version is worth the money. The developer deserve it and the added functions are handy. 4. I also set up a debit card account. Money in the account shows as a negative number.

Simple and effective, not many bells and whistles, which is good, it's quick to add a transaction and easy to keep tabs on how much you've spent. My only complaint is that it won't leave the transactions in accumutive sum. Instead it shows the balance for each month by default, which is a bit annoying when your statement is due in the middle of the month. Great app.

Incredible! This is a credit-card-specific app that doesn't understand grace periods. You are required to enter the both the statement date and payment due date as a fixed day of the month. But that's not how it works. The due date is after a grace period, like 21 days. So if it goes into the next month, it varies, and in March depends on whether it's a leap year. It must be that the authors of this app don't use credit cards. Or their parents pay the bills? Promptly uninstalled.

What’s new

- Fixed a crash issue affecting some devices.
- Fixed a bug where the last item of the list is being blocked by navigation bar.
- Fixed a bug where text fields near bottom edge of the screen could be blocked by the keyboard when typing.