Telegram bot
Track expenses by sending a Telegram message
Message @ledger_copilot_bot the way you'd tell a friend what you spent. FinLedger logs it in the right category and keeps your dashboard in sync.
Log spending in plain language
spent 500 food→ an expense of ₹500 under Food & Diningpaid 18000 rent→ an expense under Rent & Housinggot 65000 salaryor+45000 freelance payment→ incomesummary→ this month's income, expenses and top categories
For anything else, just ask — the assistant answers questions using your own data.
Commands
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
/register | Link the bot to your FinLedger account |
/help | Show all commands with examples |
/report | This month's financial report |
/compare | Month-over-month spending and savings |
/networth | Net worth across your accounts |
/restmoney | Spendable cash after rent, SIPs and EMIs |
/budgets | Budget usage, with 90% and over-limit warnings |
/bills | Upcoming recurring bills |
/addbill | Add a recurring bill |
/paybill | Mark a bill as paid |
/profile | Your profile and preferences |
/currency | Change your preferred currency |
Split group expenses from the chat
groups— your groups and your balance in eachdebts— everything pending across groupsbalance in Goa Trip— your balance in one groupadd 1200 in Goa Trip for dinner— a new equal-split expensesettle with Priya in Goa Trip— settle what's pending with one member
Anything that changes money — adding a group expense or settling — shows a preview first and waits for you to confirm.
Bill reminders
If you've added recurring bills, the bot reminds you about ones due in the next three days, at most once a day per bill. Reply with /paybill once it's paid.
Connecting the bot
In the web app, open Settings → Security and choose to link Telegram. You'll get a one-time code and a button that opens the bot with the code filled in — send it, and the page confirms the link.