Beta · market test

Stop typing expenses. Scan receipts instead.

reads your receipts, extracts individual items, and suggests spending categories automatically. Review, adjust if needed, and save — no manual entry required, even for a 40-item supermarket run.

Android, direct install · see all releases
What "beta" means here This build is shared directly with people who want to try it — it is not on the Google Play Store yet. Android will warn you about installing an app from outside the Play Store; that's expected for a direct install, not a sign something's wrong. You'll need to allow your browser to install unknown apps once. Things may still be rough around the edges — that's exactly what this stage is for finding out. Feedback is genuinely wanted →
Expense tracking doesn't fail because you don't care about money

It fails because entering expenses is tedious. Logging a single coffee purchase is easy. Logging a supermarket receipt with 40 individual items isn't — so most people either dump the whole thing into one vague category, or just stop tracking altogether. exists to remove that specific friction, not to be "another budgeting app."

Photo → items → categories → save
1

Take a photo

Snap your receipt — a quick grocery run or a big multi-item shop, either works.

2

AI extracts the items

Milk, shampoo, detergent, snacks, and everything else — split out as individual lines.

3

Review the categories

suggests a category per item. Change anything before saving.

4

Save

Your spending record is ready — itemized, categorized, no typing involved.

Honest about the AI: it does the first ~90% of the work — extracting items and guessing categories. You review and adjust before anything saves. It doesn't learn your preferences or "self-improve" over time; it's a well-scoped assistant, not autopilot.
A real 20-item receipt, scanned and categorized

An actual supermarket receipt run through — no cropping, no cherry-picking, just what the app actually produced.

A real, creased supermarket receipt with 20 items
1. The receipt
Extracted line items with a suggested category next to each one
2–3. Items + categories
Creating a new category for an item mid-review
Adjust anything
The finished spend breakdown by category
4. Saved & categorized
Item-level categorization, not just a total

Most expense apps — even ones with receipt scanning — only capture the merchant and the total. captures what was actually bought.

What most apps capture
Hypermart — Rp 850,000
What captures
ItemCategory
MilkGroceries
ShampooPersonal Care
DetergentHousehold
ChocolateSnacks
Budgets, wallets, and a spend breakdown

Multiple wallets (cash, bank, credit card, e-wallet), custom categories, and monthly budgets with a breakdown by week, month, or year — the everyday tracking basics, built on top of the itemized data the receipt scanner already gives you.

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