Recurring transactions and bill tracking
by Rook
Last Updated July 19, 2026
Zypper finds your recurring payments automatically
As transactions sync, Zypper identifies recurring groups — subscriptions, bills and utilities, recurring income, and credit card payments — from the pattern of your actual transactions. You don't enter bills by hand; they surface on the recurring page as they're detected, and we'll notify you when new ones are identified.
What you see per recurring group
- The frequency — weekly, every 2 weeks, monthly, every 2, 3, or 6 months, yearly, and more
- The next expected payment and amount, predicted from the pattern
- The status — active, inactive, or overdue (expected but not seen)
- The spending history for that subscription or bill over time
We can also notify you before an expected payment arrives — manage that in notification settings.
Keeping the list accurate
Rename a group if the merchant name is cryptic, and delete a group that isn't really recurring. If a subscription you canceled stops charging you, its group goes quiet — a useful confirmation that the cancellation stuck.