Say
Your voice is all you need to manage your money
Say launched on June 30, 2025 with 4 votes. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
Say is an AI voice expense tracker that learns your habits. Just speak, and your finances stay in check — no typing, no spreadsheets, just smart insights.
Track expenses automatically with SMS auto-import from bank notifications, AI voice recognition in 99+ languages, weekly AI insights, budget tracking, and smart analytics. Free to start.
Type, speak, or automate — Say organizes your finances so you don't have to think about it. When tracking takes seconds, you actually do it. Watch your streak grow. Say “coffee five dollars” and it's logged. Works in 99+ languages. Beautiful charts and trends. Understand where your money goes at a glance. Every time you tap to pay, your bank sends an SMS. Say reads it and logs the expense instantly. No more forgetting, no more end-of-day catch-up. Tell Say about your day: “I just went to the cinema for $19, the popcorn was $4.” Natural speech becomes organized data. Define spending limits for any category and watch your progress in real time. Know exactly where you stand, before you…from sayapp.net
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