Best for
- you already create invoices somewhere else
- you want to know which client payment needs attention today
- you want professional follow-up email drafts without sounding too harsh
Kindly Paid
The app is not collections software and not an invoice maker. It helps make the awkward follow-up part repeatable: add the payment, see the next step, prepare a draft, and keep the status clean.
Fit
Comparison
| Aspect | Answer | What that means |
|---|---|---|
| Invoice creation | No | Kindly Paid starts after the invoice, not while creating it |
| Follow-up plan | Yes | Each payment gets a clear next step |
| Email sending | Manual | Drafts stay under your control |
| Sync | iCloud | For your own devices, without a custom developer account |
Workflow
Add the client, amount, due date, and optionally an existing invoice PDF.
Kindly Paid suggests a calm follow-up sequence instead of leaving you with loose notes.
When action is due, you get an email draft that you can review and adjust.
Sent, paid, snoozed, or paused remains traceable for each payment case.
Privacy
Kindly Paid makes sense when you do not want to move client follow-up data into an additional developer-run backend. The app uses local storage and optional Apple iCloud sync.
If you need tax logic, invoice creation, bank reconciliation, or automatic payment links, Kindly Paid is intentionally not the core tool for that.
Author
Tom Golbach
2026-04-29
Directly answer the search intent around polite payment reminders for freelancers.