Say it. Done.
Voice AI
Speak naturally — “I got paid twenty-five hundred from my job today” — and the transaction lands in your books, categorized, in under two seconds.
Voice AI Money Manager turns natural speech and receipt photos into perfectly-categorized transactions. Set a budget once. Watch it run itself.
Latest release: v1.4.133 — May 26, 2026 · 2:11 PM EDT
Everything that used to take an hour a week. Now it happens while you talk.
Say it. Done.
Speak naturally — “I got paid twenty-five hundred from my job today” — and the transaction lands in your books, categorized, in under two seconds.
Hears everything. Acts only on you.
Turn on Voice Mode and run the whole app hands-free — “Open Reports”,
“Add transaction”, “Find all Home Depot receipts this year.”
The intelligence is in what it ignores: phone calls, background chatter and
half-sentences never trigger a thing. It understands polite phrasing
(“can you open reports for me?”), snaps misheard vendor names to your own
purchase history, and acts only on commands meant for it.
Nothing is recorded, saved, or used to train AI.
Phone snaps. Desktop books.
Working at your desk with a paper receipt? Say “scan a receipt” —
a QR code appears on your screen. Point your phone at it, snap the photo, and it lands on
your computer in seconds: AI reads the merchant, total, tax and line items, then opens an
editable preview where every field is one click — or one spoken word — from done.
No phone app required. No cables. No emailing yourself photos.
A real desktop app — in your browser.
Every field edits in place — amounts, dates, vendors with live logos, categories,
tags, even tax breakdowns. Every save is instant, every action undoable. Search your whole
history by voice, filter by tag with one click, split a purchase across two accounts with
separate taxes, and export schema-perfect CSV or PDF of exactly what you’re looking at.
Spreadsheet speed. None of the spreadsheet.
Leaving Wave or QuickBooks? Bring everything.
Import bank statements in CSV, OFX/QFX — even PDF, read with AI. Or migrate your whole
history straight from Wave, QuickBooks, Mint, YNAB, Monarch, Quicken, Xero, FreshBooks,
Expensify, Excel or Google Sheets: upload their export, review the mapping, done.
And here’s the part the apps you’re leaving won’t love: your data
exits as cleanly as it enters. One-click CSV backups that re-import perfectly —
no lock-in, ever.
Snap. We type.
Point your camera at any receipt — even long ones across two or three photos.
AI reads merchant, grand total, tax, date, line items, and category, then drops a clean
transaction into your books. Tap the green tax number to type any custom dollar amount;
the pill flips to TAX · CUSTOM the moment your value diverges from a standard rate.
And the more you correct it, the smarter it gets — every fix you make feeds
back into the AI for next time.
Friendly nudges
Set a monthly cap once. We tap you on the shoulder at 50% and 80% — calm, kind, never panicky. No more end-of-month surprises.
Dream it. Track it. Buy it.
Pin a goal to any product — a boat, a laptop, flights — paste the Amazon or store link and the vendor logo appears automatically. The app cheers at every milestone and throws confetti at 100%.
Your documents. Fort Knox-level safe.
One private place for every document that matters — passport, SIN card, birth certificate,
lease, will, insurance policy, certificates, contracts, IDs. Files are encrypted
on your device before upload, so only you can ever open them. Built on the same
zero-knowledge standard as 1Password and Signal — the server holds ciphertext only,
never your key.
Every upload gets an AI summary. A five-paragraph plain-English description
of what’s actually in the document, so you can search and recall by meaning
(“the dean’s letter from 2001”) instead of file name.
Folder Overview with Timeline (AI). Tap Overview on any folder for a
chronological list of every file inside — the app extracts dates straight out of the
documents themselves, so a 1996 certificate, a 2001 letter, and a 2026 receipt sort
themselves into a real timeline. Sort A–Z or surface only the undated items in one tap.
Every action — unlock, view, rename, delete — lands in a private audit log
you can scroll through any time.
Spend smart. Save more.
The app learns where you shop — Tim Hortons, Amazon, Best Buy — and surfaces real coupons and affiliate deals from those exact vendors. No generic spam, just savings on things you already buy.
One app, two lives
Personal on the left. Business on the right. Switch books with one tap — no logging out, no second app, no leaked expenses.
Borders don’t add up
Track salary in CAD and travel spend in EUR side-by-side. The app does the math; you keep the view.
Gets smarter every scan.
Every time you correct what the AI extracted from a receipt — a misread merchant name,
a wrong tax type, an off-by-a-buck total — that fix becomes private training data.
On your next scan, the AI sees those corrections as in-context examples in its prompt:
“you’ve normalised ‘Shopmonkey’ to ‘Clarkson Fine Cars’
three times”, “you prefer GST over HST on these receipts”, “your
grand-total extractions tend to under-report by $1.20”.
No black box, no cloud lock-in — your corrections live on the same server as
the rest of your data, and once three different users in your currency converge on the
same fix, the whole community benefits.
Local rules, locally learned.
Receipt formats, vendor names, tax labels — none of them transfer between countries.
A Karachi grocery receipt looks nothing like a Toronto gas-station bill, and Pakistani GST
(17%) is computed differently than Canadian HST (13%) or US sales tax. So every correction
you make is tagged with your currency and partitioned into a private pool.
PKR users only feed PKR learning. CAD users only feed CAD. USD, EUR, GBP, INR —
each currency gets its own dedicated improvement loop, and your prompt never gets polluted
with examples from another region.
“Add a transaction… I spent 42 dollars at Costco on groceries today… save.” Navigation, dictation, search — hands never touch the keyboard.
Say “scan a receipt,” point your phone at the QR, snap — watch AI read it and fill the form on the big screen. Under 30 seconds, start to saved.
Export from Wave or QuickBooks, drop the file in, review the mapping, done — years of history migrated, and a backup that exports back out just as cleanly.
No menus. No category dropdowns. No “which account?” popups. Tell the app what happened the way you’d tell a friend, and it does the work — silently, in the background, while you keep living your day.
Crumpled receipts in your pocket? Point the camera. The AI reads the merchant, the grand total,
the tax type and amount, the date, line items, and the category — then drops a clean
transaction into your books before you’ve put the receipt back in your wallet.
And it’s yours, not a generic model: every time you correct a misread merchant
or a wrong tax type, the next scan in your currency gets that fix as an in-context hint.
By the third correction, the AI almost never makes the same mistake twice.
Balance, income, spending, budgets, and goals — laid out the way your brain actually wants to read them.
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Subscriptions are here
Three tiers built for how you actually use the app: Basic stays free, Pro ($9.99/mo) is for solo freelancers + small businesses, Team ($24.99/mo) is for agencies. Every new account gets a 15-day free Pro trial — no card needed, no auto-billing surprise. Checkout is handled by Stripe; we never see your card.
Plan-aware usage tracking
See your monthly receipt scans and vault uploads at a glance from Settings → Upgrade. Friendly soft warnings turn the bar amber at 90% of your cap so you can plan ahead — no quiet billing surprises, no abrupt cut-off without a clear upgrade path.
Manage everything in one tap
Cancel, change card, or switch tiers any time via Stripe’s billing portal — one tap from inside the app. Annual billing saves you two months (~17%) and you keep your tier benefits the entire year.
Sideload the Android APK in under a minute. We’ll keep updating it weekly while we open the iOS waitlist.
Released May 26, 2026 · 2:11 PM EDT