Every bill in one list
Overdue, due today, this week and later, sorted for you. Recurring bills move to their next due date as soon as you pay.
Ledgr keeps all your bills in one list, reminds you before they're due, and shows what's left once this month's bills are paid.
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From the first reminder to the last payment, Ledgr handles the busywork so nothing slips through.
Overdue, due today, this week and later, sorted for you. Recurring bills move to their next due date as soon as you pay.
A heads-up before each due date, and a nudge if one slips. Pay or snooze it straight from the notification.
A calendar dotted with the bills due each day. Add due dates to your own calendar if you like, and they stay up to date.
See what you can actually spend once this month's bills are covered, not just what's sitting in your account.
Track spending by category, see the days left in each period, and get a heads-up when spending runs ahead.
Balances update when you pay. Transfers, balance charts, and assets kept separate from debts.
Ledgr notices when a bill costs more than it usually does, and tells you how much it went up and since when.
Pick an order to pay your debts down, and see how long it takes and what it costs in interest.
Snap a receipt or pick a document and keep proof of payment right on the bill.
Every due date is a dot on the calendar, colour-coded by bill. Tap a day to see what's due and pay it right there.
Ledgr works across iOS, so marking a bill paid takes one tap from wherever you are.
Invite up to five other people with a short code. Everyone sees and edits the same bills, payments and accounts, kept in sync through iCloud.
Your finances are yours. Ledgr has no servers, no ads and no analytics. Your data lives on your devices and in your own iCloud account, and nowhere else.
No. Ledgr doesn't ask for bank logins. You add bills and payments yourself, so your banking credentials never leave your bank.
On your device. If you turn on iCloud sync, it's also stored in your private iCloud account so it can sync to your other devices. The developer can't see it.
Create a household in Settings › iCloud & Sharing and share the invite code. Up to six people can be in a household, and everyone sees the same bills, payments and accounts. Each person needs an iCloud account.
Pick any currency, and Ledgr formats amounts the way that currency expects, including the right number of decimal places.
Yes. Export everything from Settings › Export & Import, either as an ordinary file or encrypted with a passphrase, and import it again later.
An iPhone or iPad running iOS 26 or iPadOS 26 or later.