The bill reminder app made in Canada
Tired of late fees from forgotten bills? Not sure what you really spend on hydro?
BillMaple is the bill tracker that reads your hydro, gas, internet and phone bills for you, reminds you before every due date, and tells you when electricity is cheapest — so you stop paying for things you simply forgot.
Knows the providers you already pay, province by province
The problem
Hydro, gas, water, internet, phone, insurance, property tax. Each one has its own portal, its own due date and its own e-mail that gets buried under everything else.
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Ontario utilities can add 1.5% per month to an overdue balance. A late bill doesn't just cost a fee — it keeps compounding.
BillMaple fix: a reminder before every due date — 3 days ahead by default.
Source: Ontario Energy Board, late payment charge
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On-peak power costs 20.3¢/kWh; off-peak is 9.8¢. On a winter weekday, running the dryer at 6 PM instead of after 7 PM costs about twice as much.
BillMaple fix: the Off-Peak Timer shows when power is cheapest and alerts you.
Source: OEB Time-of-Use prices, Nov 1, 2025
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A typical household pays power, gas, water, internet and mobile — plus rent or mortgage. Every provider wants you to check their site.
BillMaple fix: every provider on one screen, with one tap to pay.
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Bills come by e-mail, by mail and in apps. Nobody adds them up — until the bank balance does it for you.
BillMaple fix: monthly charts and a PDF report of what you spend.
BillMaple puts every bill in one place, reads it for you and taps you on the shoulder before it's due. That's it. No spreadsheets, no bank passwords.
How it works
Snap a paper bill, import a PDF or save a screenshot from your inbox. Forward the e-mail once and future bills import themselves.
AI pulls out the provider, amount, due date and account number. Check it, tap Use This Bill — no typing.
A reminder arrives before each due date — 3 days ahead by default. Pay now opens your provider's own payment page and marks the bill as paid.
Features
A bill organizer, reminder, off-peak timer and spending tracker — each one replaces a chore you do today.
📸 Smart Scanning
Typing amounts and dates by handPhoto taken, details filled in seconds
Point your camera at any bill — paper, PDF or screenshot. BillMaple's AI pulls out the amount, the due date and the account in seconds, so adding a bill takes less time than finding a pen.
⏰ Off-Peak Timer
Paying peak rates without knowing itRunning appliances when power costs less
Ontario charges different prices depending on the time of day. BillMaple shows the current rate on your home screen and pings you the moment off-peak starts — so the laundry, the dishwasher and the EV charger wait for the cheap hours.
Example
5 dryer loads a week moved to off-peak ≈ $80 a year.
About 3 kWh per load × 10.5¢ difference (20.3¢ on-peak vs 9.8¢ off-peak, OEB) × 260 loads. Your savings depend on your appliances and habits.
🗓️ Centralized Control
5 portals, 5 passwords, 5 due datesEverything on a single screen
Every provider lives on one screen with its last amount, its next due date and whether it's paid. Tap "Pay now" to go straight to the provider's payment page; BillMaple marks it paid for you.
📊 Clear Reports
"Where did my money go?"Knowing what you spend, and when
Monthly, quarterly and yearly charts show what you spend on each utility and how it compares to last month. Export a clean PDF for your partner, your roommates or your accountant.
Day to day
No dashboards to check. The app speaks up only when it can save you money or a headache.
Real households
I used to find out a bill was due when the late notice showed up. Now I snap it the day it arrives and BillMaple reminds me three days before. Setting it up took a few minutes, and I haven't paid a late fee since.
The off-peak alert is my favourite part — I wait for it before running the dryer and the dishwasher. And every bill for the month is on one screen, instead of five different websites and passwords.
Early BillMaple users, shared with their permission.
Privacy first
BillMaple never asks for your banking password and never moves money. Payments happen on your provider's own website, the way they always have. We just make sure you don't forget.
Pricing
Try every feature free for 7 days. Then keep going monthly or save with an annual plan.
BillMaple Premium
7 days free
then monthly or annual — prices in CAD are shown in the store before you subscribe. Cancel anytime.
Start your free trialPlus: one subscription, two people. Sign in with the same email on 2 phones at the same time.
FAQ
Everything about the BillMaple bill reminder app — scanning, reminders, Ontario off-peak hours and pricing.
It saves money in two concrete ways. First, late fees: Ontario utilities can charge 1.5% a month on an overdue balance, and a reminder before each due date stops that from happening. Second, if you're in Ontario, the Off-Peak Timer helps you run heavy appliances when electricity costs less than half the on-peak price. How much you save depends on your bills and habits, so we won't promise a number — but the 7-day trial is enough to see it for yourself.
BillMaple never asks for it. There's no bank connection, no card stored in the app and no way for BillMaple to move money. You pay on your provider's own website, as you do today. Your bill details are encrypted, and you can lock the app with Face ID or your fingerprint.
No — and that's on purpose. BillMaple never holds your money or your banking details. When a bill is due, "Pay now" opens your provider's own payment page, and the bill is marked as paid in the app.
Any provider that sends you a bill. BillMaple suggests the common ones for your city and province — Hydro One, Toronto Hydro, Alectra, Enbridge, Hydro-Québec, BC Hydro, Bell, Rogers, Telus and many more — and you can add any other provider by hand or by scanning a bill. BillMaple is not affiliated with these companies.
If you live in Ontario, BillMaple follows the provincial Time-of-Use schedule (summer and winter hours, weekends off-peak) and shows the current rate on your home screen. Turn on alerts and you'll get a notification when off-peak starts, so you can run heavy appliances when power costs the least.
Yes. Bill scanning, reminders, reports, the provider list and sharing on two phones work everywhere in Canada, including Québec, British Columbia and Alberta. Only the Off-Peak Timer is Ontario-specific, because it follows Ontario's Time-of-Use schedule; in other provinces BillMaple still tracks your electricity bill and reminds you before it's due.
On Ontario's Time-of-Use plan, off-peak runs 7 PM to 7 AM on weekdays and all day on weekends and statutory holidays. In winter (November–April) on-peak is 7–11 AM and 5–7 PM; in summer (May–October) it's 11 AM–5 PM. BillMaple shows which period you're in right now and alerts you when off-peak begins.
The AI reads the provider, amount, due date and account number from most Canadian bills in a few seconds. You always see the result before it's saved and can fix anything with a tap.
BillMaple Premium includes a 7-day free trial. After that you choose a monthly or an annual plan; the exact price in Canadian dollars is shown in the App Store before you confirm. You can cancel anytime from your App Store subscriptions.
Yes. Sign in with the same email on a second phone and you can both use BillMaple at the same time — up to 2 devices per account, with no second subscription. You'll both see the same bills, due dates and reports.
BillMaple is available now on iPhone. The Android version is in final testing and is coming soon to Google Play.
Oui ! The whole app works in English and in French. It follows your phone's language, and you can switch in Settings.
Download BillMaple. Snap your first bill. Take back control — the reminders handle the rest.
