Add by voice
Say what you bought and how much you paid. Review the draft and confirm it.
Explore the voice exampleLog expenses by voice, scan a receipt, or enter the details yourself. Review your records and keep track of income, spending and upcoming payments in one place.
Review each record before you save it.
“I spent $24 on lunch today.”
In the app, turn on the microphone and say what you spent. Explore the example here; no microphone permission is requested.
You can change the amount, currency, date and category before saving.
Lunch · Today
This is not a speech recognition test or a speed measurement. Always review the results.
Recorded in the Android app · sample data
The recording shows navigation between screens, not a speech or receipt processing speed test.
Voice, receipt or manual entry. The last step is always the same: review the details and save.
Say what you bought and how much you paid. Review the draft and confirm it.
Explore the voice exampleUpload a photo of your receipt. Check the extracted amount, currency and date; correct anything missing or wrong.
For an older receipt, keep its original date.
No voice recording or receipt needed. Add income or spending by choosing the amount, category and date.
Get startedCalculated from the income and expenses you record. This is not your bank account balance.
Example food & drink budget
Your salary, groceries, rent… Keep your records in one place instead of trying to remember every detail.
See how much you spent each day of the week.
Total for these 7 days: $270.00
This weekly example covers a different period from the monthly expense total above.
Track the dates of your rent, bills and other planned payments. See what is coming up when you check your budget.
Due in 3 days
A planned payment, not an expense already paid.
Keep plans separate from recorded expenses. When you make a payment, review and save the expense.
Start tracking your paymentsA separate view for your store: consider net sales, product costs and recorded operating expenses together. Missing product costs make the profit estimate incomplete.
Net sales − product costs − recorded operating expenses = estimated profit
Returns and discounts are already reflected in net sales; they are not deducted twice.
18.4% estimated profit margin
You can record and track income, expenses, budgets and upcoming payments.
No. You can upload a receipt photo or enter the details yourself.
Check and correct the amount, currency, date and category before saving. Extracted details always need review.
Yes. Use the income form to record salary, rent income or other income.
No. It is the difference between recorded income and expenses for the selected period, not a bank balance or the amount remaining in a budget.
No. It describes estimated store profit based on sales and costs, separate from personal income and expense tracking.
Speak, upload a receipt or type the details. Review, save and start keeping track.
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