The Scheduling App vs DueFlow

The Scheduling APP helps patients manage their schedule, schedule new appointments and receive private notifications from their providers. Providers need an account with Review Wave to provide this service.

The $99 charge you forgot you agreed to. Annual renewals are the ones that get you. A monthly subscription turns up in your bank feed often enough to stay familiar. A yearly one arrives eleven months after you stopped thinking about it. DueFlow keeps every repeating cost in one calm list and tells you before it renews — with no bank login, no account, and no ads. WHAT'S DUE, FIRST Open the app and see what is charging this week or this month, with a running total in each currency you use. Overdue sits at the top, today's charges next, then the rest as a quiet list. No dashboard to interpret. REMINDERS THAT KEEP WORKING Pick 7, 3, 1 or 0 days before a charge. Reminders are scheduled on your phone, so they arrive whether or not you have opened the app recently. MORE THAN SUBSCRIPTIONS Rent, insurance, phone plans, gym memberships, domain names, school fees, car payments — anything that comes back. Weekly, monthly, yearly, or every N days. MULTIPLE CURRENCIES, NO GUESSWORK Living between countries? Keep each cost in the currency you actually pay. DueFlow totals every currency separately and never invents an exchange rate. YOUR DATA STAYS ON YOUR PHONE No account. No sign-up. No bank connection. Nothing is uploaded, because there is no server to upload it to. Export a full backup to Files or iCloud Drive whenever you like, and restore it on a new phone. FREE, AND STAYING THAT WAY Unlimited costs. No ads. No paywall. No subscription to keep track of your subscriptions. ALSO IN THE APP • Add a cost in seconds, with defaults that remember how you work • Swipe to mark paid — the next due date advances on its own • A cost due on the 31st stays on the 31st, even after February • Pause anything you have cancelled instead of deleting it • 18 categories, so the list reads at a glance • Light and dark, following your system setting DueFlow does not connect to your bank, does not ask who you are, and does not send you anywhere else. It answers one question well: what is coming out of your account, and when.