Open source · v2.0.0

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.

No account. No server. No ads. Everything stays in a database on your phone, and scanning runs on your own Google Gemini key. Open source under the GPLv3, so you can check all of that rather than take our word for it.

Android 7.0+, direct install · all releases · user guide
Before you install This is a direct install, not the Google Play Store — Android will warn you about installing from an unknown source. That's expected for a sideloaded app, not a sign something's wrong; you'll need to allow it once.

Two things worth knowing up front. Receipt scanning needs your own Google Gemini API key — free to create, about a minute. And if you're upgrading from version 1.x, your existing data won't carry over: v1 stored data on a server that v2 doesn't use, so export it from the old version first. 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, using your own Gemini API key.

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.

Nowhere. That's the whole design.

has no backend. There is no account to create, nothing to log into, and no server of ours that ever sees a transaction. Your records live in a database on your phone.

People who'd rather own their data than rent it