For the udhaar you would rather not mention

Who owes whom, without the awkward reminder.

Money lent to a friend for a deposit, the share of a trip a cousin will pay back, the amount you borrowed from your brother last Diwali. None of it is written down, and asking about it feels worse than losing it. EasyDooo keeps it beside the person, reminds you on the day you agreed, and gives you the words to ask with.

Write it down the day it happens

Open the person in People and add Lent or Borrowed: the amount, its currency, a note and the day. Each person shows what is open with them beside their name, and the top of the People list shows what you are owed and what you owe in total, with a line for each currency. It changes the moment you add or settle something.

A due date puts a reminder in your tasks

Give it a date by which it should be squared and a task appears in Tasks on that day, assigned to the person, in your daily reminder like any other. Tick that task and the money is marked settled; reopen it and the money is open again. Rename the person and their reminders follow.

The words to ask with

Copy a reminder and paste it into whichever chat you use: a short, polite line with their name, the amount and the day it started. EasyDooo never sends anything and never moves money. It remembers, it reminds you, and the asking stays yours.

Settle, and it is gone from the list

Mark it settled when it is squared and it leaves the totals. Deleting a person takes their money records and the reminders with them, and the confirmation says how many. It works the same on the website and in the Android app, offline too.

Start keeping track

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