Nada: Debt Payoff Planner
Debt?
Nada.
Nada shows you the day you will be debt-free, and helps you get there sooner.
iPhone · iOS 17 or later · Free for up to 3 debts · No account, no ads, no tracking

How it works
1
Add what you owe
Cards, loans and other debts. For each one: the balance, the rate and the minimum payment.
2
Pick a plan
Snowball pays the smallest balance first. Avalanche pays the highest rate first. Or choose your own order. Which suits you?
3
Follow it
Add an extra amount each month and watch your debt-free date move closer. Tick off payments as you make them.
What Nada does
A date, not a spreadsheet
“Debt-free in 30 months.” Big, clear and always on Home.
Honest maths
Interest worked out the way lenders do it, with local rate rules for 10 countries. It warns you when a minimum payment never clears a debt.
Nudges, not nagging
See what an extra €50 a month or a tax refund does to your date, in months and money.
Plan the whole month
The Budget tab shows what comes in, what goes out and what is left. Then it puts that money to work on your debts.
Know the true price
See what that sofa on credit really costs, and how much sooner you would have it by saving.
Out of debt, then out of the app
Nada is built to be finished with. When you are debt-free, it says so plainly. Your data is yours.
See it



Free
The full plan, free for up to 3 debts
- Your debt-free date and total interest
- Avalanche, snowball, Compare, Month by month, and Extra and pay day
- Mark and log payments, and Bills
- A budget with 3 lines and your left-over figure
- Face ID lock, Private mode and iCloud sync
- No ads. Ever.
Private by design
Your numbers stay yours
No account. No bank login. No ads. No tracking. No third-party code. Your data stays on your iPhone, protected by iOS, and in your own private iCloud. Face ID and Private mode keep it out of sight. We cannot see it.

From the blog
Why the Minimum Payment Keeps You in Debt (With the Maths)
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What Is Interest? Why You Pay Back More Than You Borrow
What is interest? A plain guide to why you pay back more than you borrow, with a €4,200 debt worked out step by step and three things to do today.
APR Explained in 2 Minutes: What It Means and How to Use It
APR explained in plain words: what it is, what it includes, and how to turn it into a monthly cost, with one worked example on a €4,200 balance.
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