
01 Tell it when you get paid
Weekly, fortnightly, monthly, or two dates like the 15th and the last day. Weekend paydays move to the Friday.
Debt payoff, planned around your paydays
Now you'll know. Payday Payoff turns each paycheck into a plan: what to pay, what's left to live on, and the exact date you'll be debt-free.
Your bank app shows what you spent. Nothing shows what to pay.
How it works

Weekly, fortnightly, monthly, or two dates like the 15th and the last day. Weekend paydays move to the Friday.

Cards, store accounts, loans, rent, electricity, and every Pay-in-3 or Pay-in-4 you're still paying off.

What's due before your next payday, where the extra goes, what's left. Tap paid — the date moves closer.
The moment it clicks
Real output from the app's own calculator on the example household (R58,516 across a store card, credit card, personal loan and two pay-later plans). Your numbers will be your own.
What's inside
Weekly, fortnightly, monthly, or two fixed dates. Weekend paydays shift to Friday.
Add a plan in ten seconds. Every instalment lands on the payday that has to cover it.
Rent and electricity sit next to your minimums, so "what's left" is the truth.
Balances grow like they really do. Update from your statement whenever you like.
Pay less extra once. Nothing doubles next month — the date just tells you the truth.
Compare both on your own numbers, or set your own order. Switch whenever.
No cap at four. No monthly fee. No upsell hiding the useful part.
Back it up to a file, export your payments, and it works with no signal at all.
Why it isn't creepy
One payment. No subscription.
Questions people actually ask
No, and that's on purpose. You open a link, tap "Add to Home Screen", and it gets an icon and works offline like any app — without app store accounts, updates or fees.
Never. You type in your balances and tick payments as you make them. Nothing is connected to any account, and nothing is taken from your money.
Choose weekly, fortnightly, monthly, or two dates a month (the 15th and the last day, the 7th and the 21st — whatever yours are). Weekend paydays can move to the Friday before.
Yes. Add the purchase once and every instalment is scheduled onto the payday that has to cover it, alongside your bills and minimums.
Tap "Short this payday", set a smaller amount, and only that payday changes. Nothing gets doubled later and your debt-free date updates honestly.
No. It's a planning calculator that works with the numbers you enter, and the results are estimates. For advice about your situation, speak to a qualified adviser or a registered debt counsellor.