Personal finance, in focus
The coffee. The groceries. The little things that add up. Bring bank transactions and itemized receipts together for a clearer picture of your spending.
Currently in development for Android.
Your spending, unpacked
Illustrative example · sample data
Go beyond the total
“Groceries” only tells part of the story. See the individual items, prices, and tax behind a purchase, so the little details stop getting lost.
Switch views. See the difference.
Bank transaction
$22.26
A useful starting point. There’s more to the story.
The details behind the purchase
Illustrative example. Merge related bank and receipt records in the app when you want to bring them together.
Less sorting. More seeing.
A few simple steps to make everyday spending easier to understand.
Bring bank transactions into one place with Plaid. Sync your accounts to keep your spending history up to date.
Snap a photo or upload a receipt. AI turns it into an itemized record, including prices, categories, tax, and tip.
Review purchases, adjust categories, and merge related records. Your spending history, with the context that matters.
Made for the way you spend
From the weekly grocery run to the occasional splurge, keep the details close and the clutter out of the way.
A little order goes a long way
A familiar stop, in full detail
June 14 · Everyday checking
Illustrative example
Your details deserve care
A clearer view of your spending starts with knowing how your information is handled.
Plaid handles the bank connection. Review your connected accounts, reconnect when needed, or disconnect from SpendVision.
Your receipt files are stored privately and opened through temporary access links.
Receipt images and text may be sent to AI providers to extract details. Review the results and correct item names, categories, prices, or quantities.
A few more details
A bank transaction usually tells you the merchant and total. SpendVision also turns receipts into itemized records, so you can see what you bought, what each item cost, and the tax or tip.
You can upload receipts to create itemized spending records. Connecting accounts through Plaid brings bank transactions into the same app when you want that wider view.
A receipt becomes its own itemized transaction. When a bank transaction and receipt describe the same purchase, you can merge the related records in the app.
Yes. AI extraction can make mistakes. You can review the result and edit item names, categories, prices, and quantities, as well as transaction details such as the amount and date.
SpendVision is currently in development for Android. A public download is not available on this website yet. The examples here give you a look at how it works.
Big clarity. Little details.
