Three lenses, one list
- Bills
- What you owe and can't simply stop, like rent, a loan or school fees. The top shows what's still to leave this month.
- Subscriptions
- What you could stop, like streaming, the gym or a phone plan. The top shows what they cost you a year.
- Arriving
- Money that comes in on a rhythm: a salary, a client retainer, a sweep into savings. The top shows what arrives this month.
A bill you cannot cancel before next month. A subscription you can, in about four taps, so it is the one list where removing a row is the right move.
How the list is grouped
- DUE NEXT
- The next ones to leave.
- LATER THIS MONTH
- Still due this month.
- PAID
- Already paid this month.
- NEEDS A DECISION
- A price went up or a trial is ending. Decide what to do.
- Not touched in a while
- Subscriptions with no spending recorded for 60 days.
- FOUND IN YOUR HISTORY
- Repeats Pockito spotted in your own history, on your phone. Review them or dismiss them.
- SET ASIDE FOR LATER
- Yearly bills spread over the year, with how many months you've saved toward each.
Questions
Is Repeating free?
Free includes a few bills, subscriptions and income rules, and reminders for all of them. Pro removes the limit.
Read next
- Repeating Add a bill, a subscription or income What it is, how much, how often, and from which account.
- Repeating Keep an eye on your subscriptions Trials ending, prices going up, and subscriptions nobody's used for 60 days.
- Repeating Arriving: the money you expect Salary, retainers and savings sweeps, so Home stands on your real income.
- Home and your budget Safe to spend, and how it's worked out Savings first, then what you owe, then the rest spread over the days left.
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