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DueKind

Be kind, get paid.

DueKind tracks your overdue invoices and drafts thoughtful payment reminders you approve and send from your own Gmail or Outlook inbox.

Free to start; paid Solo and Team plans available.

Approval-first by designKind, not collectionsSends from your inboxFor service businesses

The problem

Service businesses finish the work, send the invoice, then dread the follow-up. Chasing late payers by hand is awkward and easy to drop, and generic dunning software sounds like a debt collector, straining the relationships the business depends on.

The approach

DueKind tracks every overdue invoice and drafts a context-aware reminder for each one, then waits for your sign-off before anything sends from your own inbox. You follow up on time, in your own voice, without sounding like a collections agency.

What's inside

Built in, not bolted on.

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Approval queue for every reminder

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AI drafts in your own voice

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Send from Gmail or Outlook

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Friendly-to-firm escalation ladder

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Invoice-open tracking

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Payment-promise calendar

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Manual and CSV invoice import

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30-day cash-flow forecast

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02From the lab

How DueKind gets made.

The decisions, trade-offs, and engineering notes behind DueKind — written as we build.

Building DueKind / 01

How to chase an overdue invoice without sounding like a debt collector

The awkward part of chasing a late invoice was never the wording — it's deciding tone in the moment. A four-rung follow-up ladder that keeps you polite longer and gets firm only when it's earned.

FreelancingReceivablesBuild in public
Jul 11, 2026 · 6 minRead
Building DueKind / 02

"We'll pay Friday." What do you do the next Monday?

A verbal "we'll pay Friday" feels like progress — and quietly drops the thread. How to record a payment promise and follow up the next Monday without sounding like you're chasing a debt.

FreelancingReceivablesBuild in public
Jul 11, 2026 · 5 minRead

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