🎯 Quick start (3 minutes)

  1. Tap ⧉ (top right) to duplicate this into your own Notion.

  2. Add each debt to My Debts β€” balance, APR, minimum, Original Balance.

  3. Set Payoff Order: snowball = smallest balance first Β· avalanche = highest APR first.

  4. In My Plan, set your Monthly Budget β†’ your debt-free date appears.

  5. Once a month, add a row to Monthly Check-In.

❄️ My payoff plan (start here)

πŸ“±Your command center. Set Monthly Budget once and this shows your whole-plan debt-free date, total debt left, and % paid off β€” the three numbers that matter. Everything below feeds it automatically. (Dates are estimates: they assume steady payments and no new charges.)

My Plan

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πŸ’³ Your debts

πŸ“±Tap any debt to open its card β€” balance, progress, APR, and its own debt-free date right at the top. πŸ“± On your phone, use the Cards tab (one card per debt, no sideways scrolling). Finish a debt? Drag its card to Paid Off! on the βœ… Payoff Board β€” the best feeling in personal finance. πŸ“Š Balances charts what you owe, biggest to smallest.

My Debts

πŸ“… Monthly check-in

πŸ“±Once a month, add one row: today's Total Balance Left, what you paid, and any wins. It's a manual snapshot on purpose β€” each frozen month is what lets πŸ“‰ Balance Over Time draw your falling line, the single most motivating graph in debt payoff. On mobile, use the πŸ“± Log tab.

Monthly Check-In


🧭 The method, in five lines

  1. List every debt β€” creditor, balance, APR, minimum. Don't skip the small ones.
  2. Choose your order β€” snowball (smallest balance first, fast wins) or avalanche (highest APR first, least interest).