How do I add a bill or a subscription?

In Repeating, tap the plus and pick a bill, a subscription or a repeating rule for income and moves. Say what it is, how much, which account it uses and how often it comes round. Pockito then counts it before you spend, claims matching charges when they arrive, and reminds you before it's due. You can also ask in the chat: “Add Netflix, $15.99 a month”.

Free, more with Pro iPhone and Android Updated 7 October 2026 · Pockito 1.4.1 · iOS 17 · Android 9 or later

Where to find it Repeating Add a bill

Pick what you're adding

Add a bill
Rent, a loan, school fees
Add a subscription
Pick the vendor, or name it yourself
Add a repeating rule
Salary, a client retainer, a sweep into savings

Fill it in

  1. Name it. For a subscription, search the vendor list, or tap Not listed. Name it myself to type a name.
  2. Enter how much. Turn on The amount varies if it changes: Pockito estimates from the last six and marks it as an estimate.
  3. Pick the account it Pays from, or for income, the account it Lands in.
  4. Set the first date and how often it comes round.
  5. Choose a Category, and tap Add subscription or Add rule.

How often, in detail

The schedule takes any rhythm: every few days, weeks, months or years, on chosen days of the week or the month, or on the last day of every month, which is safe for February.

Never
Keeps going until you stop it.
On a date
Runs up to and including a day you pick.
After a number of times
Counts the runs and retires itself.

Options worth knowing

Starts as a free trial
Charge date becomes the day it ends
Remind me before it charges
Pick how many days ahead you hear about it.
We'll claim matching charges automatically
When a charge with the same amount and gap arrives, it's linked to this bill, so it isn't counted twice.
It ends on a date
Contract work, a fixed-term rental

Questions

Can Pockito find my bills for me?

Yes. It looks for repeats in your own history, on your phone, and lists them under Found in your history for you to confirm.

What does a vendor without a logo look like?

Gets a monogram, never a broken image

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