Write down every dollar. That’s how the habit actually sticks.
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See your way out of debt one month at a time

What you owe, what it costs you each month, and the month you’ll be debt-free. Then help moving that date closer.

Find your debt-free date
Free during early access
Your debts
Store card$1,260 left
62% paid
Visa card$4,820 left
24% paid
Debt-free by Oct 2031 +$100 a month: Jan 2031
How it works

Three steps.
Then just keep logging.

Add what you owe

Each card and loan with its balance, interest rate and minimum payment. Your debt-free date shows up right away.

Log money in and out

Type “42 groceries” and you’re done. Typing it yourself is the point: you notice where it goes.

Watch the date move

Every extra payment pulls your debt-free date closer. A once-a-month check-in keeps your balances honest.

Overborrowed. Home Budget Activity Bills and paydays Debts and plan Strategy center Reports
Good morning, Sam
+ Quick log: “42 groceries” or “1800 paycheck”
You’ll be debt-free in October 2031 Adding $100 a month gets you there by Jan 2031.
You owe $36,614 down $602 since Oct
Interest this month $291 about $9.57 a day
Left to spend $682
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Features

Everything about your debt in one place

Not just a budget, and not just a payoff calculator. Both, working together.

Your debt-free date

One clear date, and a slider that shows how much sooner a little extra gets you there.

A strategy center

Compare payoff orders side by side, plus refinancing, consolidation and more, with honest pros and cons.

A budget that gives every dollar a job

Plan from what’s coming in. Overspend somewhere? Move money over in one tap.

A bill calendar

Every bill and minimum payment on one calendar. Mark it paid and the payment is logged for you.

Needs vs. wants

Tag each purchase and see what your wants really cost once interest is counted.

And a lot more

Build your own reports Emergency fund tracker Monthly check-in Import a bank CSV Split a purchase Notes on each month Search everything Dark mode
Why manual

No bank logins.
On purpose.

Apps that pull in every transaction let you stop paying attention. Writing it down yourself is what changes habits.

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You notice every dollar

Logging takes seconds, and doing it by hand is what makes you notice where money goes.

Your bank balance stays separate

It tracks money in and money out, not what happens to be in checking today. No reconciling.

You own your data

Your numbers stay in your browser, with no account required. Export your vault to keep a backup or move it to another device.

The true cost

A $1,000 purchase on a card can quietly cost you $1,724

Paying $30 a month 58 months to pay off $724 in interest
Paying $80 a month 15 months to pay off $171 in interest. You keep $553.
See it before you buy

Overborrowed shows the real price of what you put on credit, before and after you buy it, and what you’d save by paying a little more.

Example: $1,000 at a 24.99% yearly rate, nothing else added to the card.
Play the game

One rough year, twelve choices

Pitfall drops you into a 3D room and a year where debt builds a little every month. Swipe through twelve choices, then pick a payoff plan and see how long it takes, what it costs, and what that interest could have grown to instead.

Play Pitfall Free to play · no account needed · about 5 minutes
Pitfall game: a character standing in a 3D bedroom at the start of a rough year ▶ Play now
Pricing

Free during early access

Overborrowed Everything included. No tiers, no add-ons.
Free during early access · then $2.99 a month
Try the free beta
  • Your debt-free date, with what-if plans
  • Budget, bill calendar and quick log
  • Strategy center to compare payoff orders
  • Reports you build yourself
  • Full backups and spreadsheet export
  • No bank logins, ever

Everything included. $2.99 a month after early access. No payment card required during early access.

Questions

Good to know

Does it connect to my bank?

No, on purpose. You log what comes in and goes out yourself, or import a CSV file from your bank. It takes a few seconds, and it’s the part that actually changes habits.

How does it know how much interest I’m paying?

It estimates interest each month from each debt’s yearly rate and balance. When your statement arrives, you can enter the exact amount and it uses that instead.

Who can see my numbers?

Your entries are saved privately to your account. Even if you share the app with someone, they see their own books, not yours. No bank logins are ever asked for or kept.

Is this financial advice?

No. Overborrowed shows you the numbers and the trade-offs so you can decide. For options like bankruptcy or settlement it gives general information and points you to qualified help.

Can I get my data out?

Yes. Save a full backup of everything as one file and restore it whenever you like, or export your entries and reports as spreadsheet files.