Now on the App Store

The right
late-payment
reminder,
never sent for you.»

Past Due is the late-invoice chaser for solo freelancers — drafts the reminder at the right cadence, hands it to your own Mail app, never sends anything itself.

$14.99 one-time. · Free up to 3 outstanding invoices.

» iPhone · iOS 18+ » One-time purchase » No subscription » No tracking
01 — The chase

Chasing money is the
part of freelancing
nobody warns you about.»

Sending the invoice is easy. The math, the PDF, the email — done in twenty minutes. What kills you is the second email. The "hey, just checking in" one. Day 14, day 30, day 45 — every stage needs a different tone, and the difference between getting paid and souring the relationship lives in those small word choices.

So you delay. Often by weeks. The big invoicing apps don't help: they either auto-fire generic "your invoice is overdue" emails (tone-blind, exactly what you don't want with a client you actually like) or bury the workflow three settings deep. Past Due is the in-between tool — the one that takes the writing off your plate without taking the relationship out of your hands.

02 — What Past Due does

Three things,
done well.

Past Due treats the chase as the product, not a checkbox in someone else's invoicing suite. Three pieces, working together.

» 01

Cadence that fits the relationship

A gentle nudge at 7 days. A check-in at 14. A firm note at 30. A final at 45+. Three tones for each — warm, neutral, formal — pinned per client.

» 02

Drafts open in your Mail app

Tap "Send reminder" and your own Mail composer slides up with the subject, body, and PDF attachment already filled in. You review, you edit, you send from your own account. The app never sends anything itself.

» 03

The whole timeline, by days overdue

Outstanding invoices ranked by how late they actually are — not by when you created them. Cash-at-risk total at the top. Per-client late-rate at the bottom.

03 — The cadence

Four stages.
Three tones each.

Twelve editorially-crafted templates. Warm for the long-standing client. Formal for the slow corporate. Neutral for everyone else.

+7 days
» Gentle
A friendly nudge. "Things slip, no worries — could you check on your side when you have a moment?"
+14 days
» Check-in
A real follow-up. "Anything holding things up on your end? Happy to help if there's a complication."
+30 days
» Firm
Direct, still respectful. "Please process payment or confirm an expected date by the end of this week."
+45 days
» Final
The last word before other options. "I'd like to resolve this directly with you before considering other steps."
04 — The promise

What Past Due
deliberately doesn't do.»

Past Due is a draft tool. Every reminder opens in your own Mail app, on your own email account, with you in control of the send. The relationship with that client is yours — the chase shouldn't be delegated to a bot.

  • No payment processing. Your invoices and payment links are yours. We take nothing.
  • No automatic sending. Nothing leaves your device without your explicit tap in Mail.
  • No account, no login, no backend. Your invoices, clients, and notes stay on your iPhone.
  • No tracking, no analytics, no third-party SDKs. The binary is auditable in an afternoon.
  • No subscription. Pay once for the full app — that's it.
05 — What it looks like

Five screens,
the whole loop.

Timeline, draft, hand-off, per-client tone, reports. The App Store has the full set in higher resolution.

06 — Try it

Pay once.
Own it.

$14.99
One-time purchase · no subscription

Unlock the full app with a single in-app purchase. No recurring charges, no take from your invoices, no future paywalls bolted on.

Free to try. Up to 3 outstanding invoices, full reminder workflow, current-month reports.

Download on the App Store
07 — Common questions

A few things people ask.

Does Past Due send my emails?

No — never. Every reminder opens in your iPhone's Mail composer with the draft pre-filled. You review, edit if you want, and tap Send from your own account.

Can it generate invoices?

No. Past Due tracks invoices you've already sent. If you want to attach the PDF to a reminder, you can — Past Due references the file, never copies it.

Does it process payments?

No. You can paste a payment link into an invoice (Stripe, Wise, PayPal, your bank's payment URL — anything) and Past Due will include it in the draft. We take nothing.

What data do you collect?

None. There is no backend, no analytics, no telemetry. Your clients, invoices, and reminder history live only on your iPhone. See the privacy page for details.

Will there be a subscription later?

No. One-time purchase is core to the positioning — the app exists to push back against subscription fatigue, not contribute to it.

What about Android / Mac / web?

v1 is iPhone-only (iOS 18+). The single-platform focus is deliberate. If Past Due lands, broader platform support will be considered.

Is there an Italian version?

Yes. Past Due ships in English and Italian, with editorially-distinct reminder templates in each language — not literal translations. Both work out of the box.

I have a question that isn't here.

Write to marco@rimar.me — replies same-day Mon–Fri (Italy time). Or visit the support page.

08 — Try it

Stop dreading
the chase.»

$14.99 one-time. Free up to 3 outstanding invoices.