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When enabled, you'll get a notification when you open Expense if anything is due soon. (Phone browsers can't push notifications while closed — open the app once a day to catch reminders.)

Bank statement import (CSV)

Export transactions from your bank app (Monzo, Starling, HSBC, etc.) and import here. The app auto-detects date, description, and amount columns.

iOS Shortcuts — auto-log expenses

The app supports URL parameters so iOS Shortcuts can pre-fill the Add form. Two recipes below: a voice-triggered one, and a fully automatic one that fires on bank notifications.
URL format:
https://YOUR-SITE/?add=amount¬e=text&cat=category&pm=card name&type=expense
All parameters except add are optional. pm accepts cash, debit, or any of your credit card names (case-insensitive, partial matches work — "tesco" finds "Tesco credit card").
Recipe 1 — "Hey Siri, log expense"
  1. Open the Shortcuts app on iPhone, tap +.
  2. Add action "Ask for Input", set Input Type to Number, prompt: "Amount?"
  3. Add another "Ask for Input", Input Type Text, prompt: "What for?"
  4. Add a "Text" action and paste this URL, replacing the Provided Input variables (long-press to pick the right one for each blank):
    https://YOUR-SITE/?add=[Amount]¬e=[Text]
  5. Add an "Open URLs" action, pass the Text from the previous step.
  6. Name it "Log expense", enable "Use with Siri".
Now say "Hey Siri, log expense", speak the amount, then the note, and the Add screen opens pre-filled.
Recipe 2 — Auto-log on bank notifications 🪄
Triggers automatically when your bank app sends a notification (e.g. "£12.50 spent at TESCO"). Parses the text and opens this app pre-filled. You just tap Save.
  1. Open Shortcuts → Automation tab → + → New Automation.
  2. Scroll to Notification, tap it.
  3. Tap Choose under "App", pick your bank app (Monzo, Starling, Tesco Bank, etc.).
  4. Tap Next. Pick Run Immediately (or "Run After Confirmation" if you want a tap before each save).
  5. Tap New Blank Automation and add these actions:
    • "Get Details of Notification" → Detail: Notification Content
    • "Get Text from Input" (passes the notification text forward)
    • "Match Text" with pattern £([0-9]+\\.[0-9]{2}) to find the amount
    • "Get Group 1 of Matches" from the previous step → this is the amount
    • "Match Text" again on the notification text with pattern (?:at|to)\\s+([A-Z][A-Z0-9 &'.\\-]+) to grab the merchant
    • "Get Group 1 of Matches" → this is the merchant name
    • "URL": https://YOUR-SITE/?add=[amount]¬e=[merchant]&pm=YOUR CARD NAME Replace "YOUR CARD NAME" with the card you set up in this app (e.g. Monzo, Tesco). Partial matching works.
    • "Open URLs" with the URL from above.
  6. Tap Done. The automation is now armed.
Set up one automation per bank/card you want to track. Different banks have slightly different notification text — if matching fails, open the notification, copy the text, and adjust the regex.
⚠ Privacy note: Notification automations only work when your iPhone is unlocked. iOS will show a banner each time it fires, which is normal.

📷 Scan receipts

On the Add screen there's a "Scan receipt" button below the amount. Snap a photo of any receipt and the app extracts the total automatically. First scan takes a few seconds to download the OCR engine (~10 MB, cached after). Best on clear, flat receipts in good light. UK supermarket and restaurant receipts work well.

Install on your phone

iPhone (Safari): tap the Share button ⬆️, then Add to Home Screen.

Android (Chrome): tap the menu ⋮, then Add to Home screen or Install app.
Expense · data stays on your device