An app to track credit card due dates
Cardper is a free app for iPhone and Android that tracks the statement date and due date of every credit card you hold, from any bank, and reminds you before each one. You enter each card's statement day and due day once; from then on it rolls every cycle forward by itself and keeps the card that is due soonest at the top of the list. It does not connect to your bank and never asks for a card number.
What a due date tracker should do
- Show every card in one place, whichever bank issued it.
- Move the dates on each month without you typing them again.
- Remind you a few days ahead, at an hour that suits you.
- Sort by what is due next, so one look is enough.
- Work without your online banking password.
Ways people keep track, compared
| Every bank in one place | Needs your bank login | Dates move on by themselves | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Calendar reminders | Yes | No | Only if set to repeat |
| Each bank's own app | No, one bank each | Yes | Yes |
| A spreadsheet | Yes | No | No, you update it |
| Cardper | Yes | No | Yes |
How it works in Cardper
- Add a card with a name, its statement day and its due day. The bank name, the limit and the last four digits are optional.
- Each card carries a stripe that fills as its due date nears, and the most pressing card sits on top.
- Record a payment when you make it, and the card shows that statement as paid.
- Before each due date, a reminder shows in the app. With Pro it also arrives as a push notification at times you choose, and before each statement closes too.
Cardper at a glance
- What it is
- A free app for iPhone and Android that tracks credit card statement dates, due dates and payments.
- How it works
- You enter each card's statement day and due day once. Cardper works out every cycle from them and reminds you ahead of each due date.
- What it never does
- It connects to no bank, never asks for a full card number (the last four digits are optional) and moves no money.
- Where your data lives
- On your device. Encrypted cloud sync is optional and off until you turn it on.
- Account
- None needed. Sign in with Apple or Google only for sync.
- Free
- Three cards in one personal wallet, three built in due date reminders in the app and the Smart Spend ranking, with no time limit. Supported by ads.
- Pro
- Unlimited cards and wallets, push reminders at your own times, statement cut reminders, all currencies, cloud sync and no ads. Priced by the App Store and Google Play in your country.
- Languages
- English, Turkish, French and Spanish.
Questions
Is Cardper free?
Yes. The free tier covers three cards in one personal wallet with three built in due date reminders in the app, and it has no time limit. Pro removes the limits.
Does it work with my bank?
It works with cards from any bank, because it does not connect to banks at all. You enter the dates from your statement and Cardper keeps track from there.
What if a due date falls on a weekend?
Some banks move a due date that lands on a weekend to the next business day. Cardper does the same by default, and you can turn it off for a card whose bank keeps the date on the statement.
Try Cardper
Free on iOS and Android. Add your first card in under a minute.
