SideQuest Philippines
A bill tracker named for the due dates people already talk about
Judith helps people see what they owe and when—cards, utilities, loans, subscriptions—sorted by upcoming dues. The name nods to local slang for a due date: keep the deadlines visible, mark what is paid, move on.
Context
The situation
- Who it serves
- Individuals juggling multiple bills across banks, utilities, and subscriptions.
- What was needed
- People needed one place to see upcoming dues and unpaid totals without opening every banking app or digging through chat reminders.
- What we kept tight
- The product is a tracker, not a payment rail—privacy-friendly logging and reminders matter more than moving money.
Approach
What we focused on
Glanceable deadlines, not a full budgeting suite.
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Due list, nearest first
Bills and dues sort by upcoming date so the next obligation is always at the top.
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Running unpaid total
A simple sum of what is still open helps someone decide what to tackle this week.
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Mark paid, stay light
Checking something off is a two-tap habit—no ledger complexity for everyday use.
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Calendar cues without clutter
Month views and reminders support the list without turning the app into a finance dashboard.
Journey
How people move through Judith
Add dues, scan what is next, mark paid.
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Add a bill or due
Capture amount, label, and date for cards, utilities, loans, or subscriptions.
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Scan the upcoming list
Nearest dues rise to the top with the unpaid total in view.
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Get nudged before the date
Reminders surface what is coming so deadlines do not hide in chat threads.
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Mark it paid
Clear the item when settled and keep the list honest for next month.
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