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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 log expenses for you. Two recipes: a fully automatic one that logs every Apple Pay payment, and a voice-triggered one.
URL format:
https://YOUR-SITE/?add=amount¬e=text&cat=category&pm=card name&type=expense&auto=1
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"). With auto=1 the transaction is saved instantly (no form, no tapping) — the category is guessed from the merchant name, amounts like "£12.50" are understood, and the same payment won't be logged twice within 5 minutes.
Recipe 1 — Fully automatic: log every Apple Pay payment 🪄
Uses the Wallet Transaction trigger (iOS 17+). Every time you pay by tapping your iPhone, this app opens for a second, saves the expense with the right amount, merchant and card, and shows "✓ Logged". One-time setup:
  1. Open the Shortcuts app → Automation tab (bottom) → tap +.
  2. Choose Transaction from the list.
  3. Under Card or Pass, tick your cards (e.g. Monzo, Tesco, Zopa). If iOS only lets you pick one, repeat this recipe once per card.
  4. Select Run Immediately, then tap Next.
  5. Tap New Blank Automation, then Add Action, search for "Open URLs" and add it.
  6. Tap the pale URL word in the action and type:
    https://YOUR-SITE/?auto=1&add=[Amount]¬e=[Merchant]&pm=[Card or Pass] For each [blue part]: don't type it — tap Transaction in the variable bar just above the keyboard, then tap the inserted variable and pick Amount, Merchant, or Card or Pass.
  7. Tap Done. That's it — pay with Apple Pay and watch it appear in Recent activity.
Good to know: this catches Apple Pay payments made with this iPhone. Physical-card chip & PIN and Direct Debits aren't seen (Direct Debits are covered by your Fixed bills auto-post). If your phone is locked when the automation fires, iOS runs it when you unlock. Wrong category on something? Tap it in "View all" to delete and re-add.
Recipe 2 — "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.

📷 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