SpendVision
Track spending automatically. Set limits. Stay on track.
What it does
Most expense trackers tell you where your money went. SpendVision helps you decide where it should go next. Automatically track and categorize transactions, understand your spending patterns, and set Smart Limits for categories like Swiggy/Zomato, shopping, and subscriptions. See how much you've spent, what's left, and get ahead of overspending before it happens. Built with privacy in mind, no bank passwords or banking credentials required. Track less. Understand more. Spend smarter.
Thousands of financial messages are already sitting in your inbox. SpendVision transforms them into clear insights, discovers money leaks, identifies spending habits, and helps you take control of your finances without manually tracking a single expense. SpendVision securely scans your inbox on-device, automatically processing only your financial and merchant transactions. In seconds, thousands of SMS are categorized, merchant names resolved, and spending patterns surfaced. See exactly where every rupee went by category, merchant, and week with no surprises. One dashboard. Every category. All your spending automatically surfaced from the SMS already on your phone. Forgotten subscriptions,…from spendvision.in
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