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Binder 2.0
Shared bills, lists, and a calmer household routine
Binder gives your household one place for bills, lists and notes. See what’s due, record what’s paid and know who handled it. Version 2.0 adds private iCloud sharing, shared lists and notes, a calendar, widgets and a look at the week ahead. Track bills without sharing your bank login. Start free with 5 active bills, 2 lists and 2 notes per household. Sharing is included, and only the organizer needs Pro if you want more room.
“Did we pay that?” shouldn’t mean searching through messages.
Hi Product Hunt, I’m Harsh, the maker of Binder. It’s an iPhone and iPad app that gives your household a shared place for bills, lists and notes.
The big change in 2.0 is bringing everyone into the same binder. Invite your partner or family through iCloud, see what’s due on the calendar, and check who marked a bill paid. Keep the grocery list and everyday household notes there too.
Track bills without sharing your bank login. You add bills and record payments yourself, so Binder never needs access to your bank account.
You can start together for free: 5 active bills, 2 lists and 2 notes per household, with sharing, reminders and payment history included. Pro adds unlimited bills, lists and notes. Only the household organizer needs to subscribe.
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About Binder 2.0 on Product Hunt
“Shared bills, lists, and a calmer household routine”
Binder 2.0 was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #132 on the daily leaderboard. Binder gives your household one place for bills, lists and notes. See what’s due, record what’s paid and know who handled it. Version 2.0 adds private iCloud sharing, shared lists and notes, a calendar, widgets and a look at the week ahead. Track bills without sharing your bank login. Start free with 5 active bills, 2 lists and 2 notes per household. Sharing is included, and only the organizer needs Pro if you want more room.
Binder 2.0 was featured in iOS (111k followers) and Productivity (663.5k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 210.9k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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“Did we pay that?” shouldn’t mean searching through messages.
Hi Product Hunt, I’m Harsh, the maker of Binder. It’s an iPhone and iPad app that gives your household a shared place for bills, lists and notes.
The big change in 2.0 is bringing everyone into the same binder. Invite your partner or family through iCloud, see what’s due on the calendar, and check who marked a bill paid. Keep the grocery list and everyday household notes there too.
Track bills without sharing your bank login. You add bills and record payments yourself, so Binder never needs access to your bank account.
You can start together for free: 5 active bills, 2 lists and 2 notes per household, with sharing, reminders and payment history included. Pro adds unlimited bills, lists and notes. Only the household organizer needs to subscribe.
You can see the app and download it here: https://gizmobench.com/binder
I’d love to hear your feedback on where Binder can keep improving! Much appreciated :)