EachPayday: Budgeting built around your payday, not the calendar month

Hi Product Hunt, I’m Nate, a solo developer in Australia. Most budgeting apps assume you’re paid monthly. I’m paid fortnightly, like a lot of Australians, and a monthly budget drifts against a fortnightly pay until it breaks somewhere around week three. EachPayday starts from the pay cycle instead: every bill is converted to a per-payday amount, and on payday you get a checklist of what to set aside and move. The app then tracks that each direct debit is covered until the next pay. What it doesn’t do: it never connects to your bank and there’s no account to create. Your budget stays on your device, works offline, and you keep your own backup file. Pricing is one-time, AU$29.99 at the launch price until 31 December 2026, then AU$49.99. All 1.x updates are included. The demo on the site runs on sample data, so you can click through a full payday without entering anything. I’d value feedback on the checklist flow and on whether the fortnightly framing makes sense outside Australia (weekly and monthly cycles are supported too).