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PayoffPilot - Debt Payoff Planner Web App

PayoffPilot - Debt Payoff Planner Web App

Debt payoff planner (avalanche vs snowball) with schedule, CSV and 12 SEO pages

Oct 25, 2026 Finance & Accounting
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PayoffPilot - Debt Payoff Planner Web App

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A finished, pre-revenue debt payoff calculator comparing avalanche, snowball and minimums only, with payoff date, interest saved, a chart, a month-by-month schedule and CSV export. Complete codebase, 12 SEO pages, tests and Docker image.What it doesVisitors add their debts and see how avalanche, snowball and minimums-only compare: payoff date, total interest, interest saved, a chart and a month-by-month schedule they can export as CSV. The simulation uses integer cents and handles edge cases such as zero APR and minimums too low to cover interest. Debts and settings stay in the visitor browser.What you get• Full source code: Vite, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS 4. No cookies, no third-party scripts; runs in the browser.• 12 SEO pages: the tool, a guides hub with guide articles, how it works, FAQ with FAQPage schema, privacy, terms.• Sitemap, robots, canonical tags and structured data generated at build.• 47 unit tests (Vitest). • Dockerfile and nginx config with security headers.• README, listing and a HANDOVER checklist. Light/dark mode, mobile-first, accessible.How it can make moneyFinance affiliate offers (debt consolidation, balance transfer cards, budgeting apps), finance lead offers, or display ads on finance search traffic. None of these are set up yet.Honest statusNo traffic, no revenue, no users, no email list, no rankings and no backlinks. The domain is not included (the demo runs on a subdomain). You are buying a finished, tested, documented code and content asset.

Comments (3)

Malcolm Bechtelar Malcolm Bechtelar 5 days ago

the debt payoff options are helpful, but it could use a more user-friendly interface.

Elyse Collier Elyse Collier 5 days ago

does it really help with both avalanche and snowball methods? seems like a lot for a pre-revenue app.

Flossie Hoppe Flossie Hoppe 5 days ago

seems basic for a debt planner, not much differentiation from free tools out there.