TrackMyHomeCosts
← The Ledger·Product

What's new — March 2026.

JM
June Markarian · Mar 15, 2026 · 4 min read
Laptop on a clean desk showing a web application

Photo by Daniil Komov on Unsplash

Recurring expenses, faster CSV import, and a redesigned tax-basis worksheet. Plus a few bug fixes nobody asked about but everyone wanted.

A quieter month than usual from the outside, but the things we shipped represent some of the most-requested items in the feedback queue. Here's what changed.

Recurring expenses

You can now set any expense as recurring — weekly, biweekly, monthly, quarterly, or annual — and the app will generate the next occurrence automatically. HOA dues, insurance premiums, gardening services, utility estimates: set them once and they appear in your ledger without re-entry.

Recurring expenses can be linked to a vendor and a property, and you can override the amount for any specific occurrence without affecting future ones. Edit the template to change the amount going forward.

Faster CSV import

The old CSV importer required a rigid column order that almost no bank export matched. The new importer lets you map any column to any field — drag and drop, or use the dropdown — and remembers your mapping for that bank the next time.

We also added a preview step before you commit the import, so you can see exactly what will be created. Duplicate detection now checks against existing expenses within a 3-day window by amount and description.

Redesigned tax-basis worksheet

The old basis view was a table. The new one is a proper worksheet — property by property, year by year, with a running total that updates as you add or flag expenses.

The worksheet now also shows your estimated taxable gain at current market value, using your property's current valuation (if you've entered one). It's not tax advice, but it's a useful number to have when deciding how long to hold.

Bug fixes and small improvements

Next up: inbox improvements (smarter email parsing, better duplicate detection) and a maintenance log with reminder scheduling. We're aiming for an April ship on both.

Have something you want us to build? Write to us at contact@trackmyhomecosts.com. We read every note.
JM
June Markarian
Writer, TrackMyHomeCosts

More from The Ledger

Calculator and financial documents on a desk
Tax

The shoebox tax: why most homeowners overpay capital gains by years.

Anya Toller · 9 min read
Exterior of a well-maintained home
Maintenance

A quiet maintenance calendar for the year.

June Markarian · 6 min read
A craftsman bungalow with a covered front porch
Homeowner essays

Year three in a 1922 bungalow.

Diego Cavanaugh · 11 min read