PaisaSync
Private UPI & bank SMS expense tracking, made for India
What it does
PaisaSync automatically turns bank and UPI SMS alerts into clear expense tracking and budgets. Your financial data stays on your phone—no bank login, account connection, or cloud sync required. Built for people in India who want a simple, private view of where their money goes.
PaisaSync tracks bank and UPI SMS on your phone. A private, offline expense tracker and budget planner for India — no bank login.
PaisaSync automatically tracks your expenses by parsing bank and UPI SMS on your phone. Your transactions never leave your device. Get an instant snapshot of your net flow, savings rate, and safe-to-spend balance. Access transaction logs parsed privately from your SMS, grouped chronologically. Track cash flow health, category splits, and get signals on spending anomalies. Set strict budgets, configure recurring commitments, and manage your savings goals. We build with on-device processing from the ground up. No accounts to link, no bank passwords to share, and no servers holding your financial information. All SMS parsing and categorisation happens locally on your phone's processor. No…from paisasync.app
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