See recurring spending before it catches you out

    Trackr brings subscriptions and repeat payments into one clear view, helping you understand what renews, when it is due and how much it costs over time.

    Trackr showing a recurring payment alert on an iPhone

    The short answer

    What is recurring spending?

    A recurring payment tracker records subscriptions and repeat bills so you can see their cost and next renewal date together. In Trackr, you add these payments yourself, keeping the view accurate without sharing bank credentials.

    How it works

    A simple route from recording the detail to understanding it.

    1

    Add the payment

    Record the name, amount, billing cycle and next renewal date for a subscription or regular bill.

    2

    See what is coming

    Upcoming renewals sit alongside your wider spending, giving repeat costs the context they need.

    3

    Keep it current

    Update or remove a payment whenever its price, date or status changes.

    Why it helps

    Trackr keeps the experience focused on decisions you can make, not more financial noise.

    Fewer forgotten renewals

    Keep the next payment date visible instead of relying on a receipt after the charge.

    A truer monthly picture

    Understand how repeat costs contribute to the amount you spend each month.

    No bank connection

    Track only the recurring payments you choose to add, without handing over bank access.

    Useful for real life

    Streaming and memberships

    Keep entertainment, fitness and software renewals together.

    Household bills

    Record regular services and understand their monthly impact.

    Annual renewals

    Surface yearly costs before they disappear from memory.

    Recurring payment tracker questions

    Start building a clearer spending picture

    Add your first transaction on mobile and see Trackr turn the details into something useful.