Recurring Expenses

Recurring expenses let you model bills, subscriptions, and regular income that repeat on a schedule. Ledgr generates entries automatically — you set it once and forget it.


Creating a Recurring Item

  1. Tap the floating + button on the Home tab
  2. Fill in the amount, type, category, and other details
  3. Toggle Recurring on
  4. Choose a frequency and configure the schedule
  5. Tap Save

Frequency Options

Frequency Description
Daily Repeats every N days
Weekly Repeats on selected days of the week
Biweekly Repeats every 2 weeks
Twice Monthly Generates on the 15th and last day of every month
Monthly Repeats every N months on the same day
Yearly Repeats every N years on the same date

Interval

For Daily, Weekly, Monthly, and Yearly frequencies you can set an interval (1–30). For example:

  • Monthly, interval 3 = every quarter
  • Weekly, interval 2 = every two weeks (same as Biweekly)

End Date

Leave End Date blank for an indefinite recurring item. Set a date to stop generation automatically after that date.


Managing Recurring Items

Generated occurrences appear in your transaction list like any other entry. They are marked with a repeat icon (⟳).

Deleting a Recurring Entry

Swipe right on any recurring transaction. You will be asked:

Option What it does
Delete this occurrence only Removes just this one entry. Future entries continue as normal
Delete this & future occurrences Removes this entry and all future ones. Past entries remain
Delete all occurrences Removes every entry in this series, past and future

Pausing & Resuming

To temporarily stop a recurring series without deleting it:

  1. Go to Settings → (future: Recurring tab) — or edit the recurring item directly
  2. Toggle the series to Paused

Paused series stop generating new occurrences. Resume at any time to continue from where you left off.


Common Use Cases

Use Case Suggested Setup
Monthly rent Monthly, interval 1, Housing & Utilities
Weekly groceries Weekly, every Saturday, Food & Dining
Bi-weekly salary Biweekly, Income
Netflix subscription Monthly, interval 1, Entertainment
Annual insurance Yearly, interval 1, Healthcare
Credit card payments (twice/month) Twice Monthly, Housing & Utilities