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Next combines task management and personal finance into a single system. It treats payments the same way as tasks, allowing you to plan, track, and complete both using one consistent workflow. Organize what needs to be done and what needs to be paid. Schedule items in advance, set reminders, track due dates, and mark them as completed. Recurring payments such as loans or subscriptions can be automated, while overdue items remain visible until resolved.
Next is our attempt to solve something that always bothered us: why are tasks and money in separate apps when they're completely connected?
Every task has a cost. Every purchase is a task. But we treat them as separate problems.
Next combines: - Task management with due dates, tags, and priorities - Personal finance tracking (expenses, income, budgets) - Habits and Calendar integration - International tools (currency converter, public holidays, timezones)
The idea is simple: see your tasks and money together, make better decisions about both.
We've also written 330+ blog articles about productivity, finance psychology, and how to actually use these features.
What we'd love feedback on: Does combining tasks and finance make sense to you, or does it feel like feature bloat? We genuinely want to know if this scratches an itch for others or if we're solving our own weird problem.
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About Next on Product Hunt
“Stay Organized and on Budget”
Next was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #54 on the daily leaderboard. Next combines task management and personal finance into a single system. It treats payments the same way as tasks, allowing you to plan, track, and complete both using one consistent workflow. Organize what needs to be done and what needs to be paid. Schedule items in advance, set reminders, track due dates, and mark them as completed. Recurring payments such as loans or subscriptions can be automated, while overdue items remain visible until resolved.
Next was featured in Productivity (650.7k followers), Task Management (84k followers) and Budgeting (980 followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 139.5k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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Hey Product Hunt,
Next is our attempt to solve something that always bothered us: why are tasks and money in separate apps when they're completely connected?
Every task has a cost. Every purchase is a task. But we treat them as separate problems.
Next combines:
- Task management with due dates, tags, and priorities
- Personal finance tracking (expenses, income, budgets)
- Habits and Calendar integration
- International tools (currency converter, public holidays, timezones)
The idea is simple: see your tasks and money together, make better decisions about both.
We've also written 330+ blog articles about productivity, finance psychology, and how to actually use these features.
What we'd love feedback on: Does combining tasks and finance make sense to you, or does it feel like feature bloat? We genuinely want to know if this scratches an itch for others or if we're solving our own weird problem.
Thanks for checking it out.