Debt Crush is a simple debt payoff planner that shows you exactly when you’ll become debt-free—and how to get there faster. Add your credit cards, loans, and other debts. Choose a payoff strategy, simulate extra payments, and see how much time and interest you can save.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋
I built Debt Crush because paying off debt often feels like moving without knowing where the finish line is.
Most people with multiple debts have the same questions:
● Which debt should I pay first?
● When will I actually be debt-free?
● Is the Snowball or Avalanche strategy better for me?
● What difference would an extra €50 or €100 per month really make?
Debt Crush is designed to answer those questions clearly.
You add your debts, choose a payoff strategy, and immediately get a personalized plan with your:
● Debt-free date
● Payoff order
● Estimated remaining interest
● Debt payoff timeline
● Progress toward zero
● Potential savings from extra payments
One of my favorite parts is the extra payment simulator.
You can instantly see what happens if you pay a little more each month—for example:
€100 extra per month → 14 months saved → €2,180 less interest
Debt Crush supports both major payoff strategies:
Debt Snowball Pay off the smallest balances first to build momentum.
Debt Avalanche Target the highest interest rates first to minimize interest costs.
The goal is not to become another complicated budgeting app.
Debt Crush focuses on one thing:
Helping you see the fastest, clearest path from debt to zero.
The app is built natively for Apple platforms using SwiftUI and is designed for iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
This is an early version, and I would genuinely love your feedback:
1. What would make a debt payoff app genuinely useful to you?
2. What feels confusing or missing?
3. Would you personally choose Snowball or Avalanche?
Thanks for checking out Debt Crush ❤️
— Basti
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Does it actually pull in balances from banks and credit cards automatically, or do you have to enter everything by hand and keep it updated yourself?
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@salimkurunlgen you have to update it by hand. but the app supports you here. It can send you a notification at the beginning of month and you can update all balances by the minimum pay with one click or modify each payment.
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Added three cards and a car loan in under a minute, and the interest savings chart actually made me want to throw extra cash at my balances instead of just staring at the numbers.
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Love how clean the payoff timeline visualization is, it makes the numbers feel less overwhelming and more motivating. The strategy toggle is a smart touch for letting people see their own what-if scenarios without overcomplicating the interface.
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Love how the simulation lets you tweak extra payments and instantly see the interest saved. That real-time feedback makes a normally overwhelming task feel oddly satisfying.
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The simulator is genuinely helpful, watching my projected payoff date shift as I tweaked extra payments made the math feel real for once. Wish I'd had this years ago.
Does it actually pull in balances from banks and credit cards automatically, or do you have to enter everything by hand and keep it updated yourself?
@salimkurunlgen you have to update it by hand. but the app supports you here. It can send you a notification at the beginning of month and you can update all balances by the minimum pay with one click or modify each payment.
Added three cards and a car loan in under a minute, and the interest savings chart actually made me want to throw extra cash at my balances instead of just staring at the numbers.
Love how clean the payoff timeline visualization is, it makes the numbers feel less overwhelming and more motivating. The strategy toggle is a smart touch for letting people see their own what-if scenarios without overcomplicating the interface.
Love how the simulation lets you tweak extra payments and instantly see the interest saved. That real-time feedback makes a normally overwhelming task feel oddly satisfying.
The simulator is genuinely helpful, watching my projected payoff date shift as I tweaked extra payments made the math feel real for once. Wish I'd had this years ago.