Spenrol
Make Every Rupee intentional
What it does
Spenrol is a free budgeting app built for how India actually pays, over UPI. Share any payment screenshot from GPay, PhonePe or Paytm and it reads the amount and merchant for you, no typing needed. No SMS access, no bank login. Every time you log a spend it asks one question most apps never bother with: was this required, optional, or impulsive.
Make every rupee intentional. Free Android budget app for UPI India. Share any payment screenshot and Spenrol reads it automatically. Zero-based budgeting, impulse tracking, no SMS access needed.
Spenrol is a zero-based budget app built for UPI India. Share any payment screenshot straight into the app and it reads the amount, merchant and category for you — then asks the one question no payment app asks: was this needed, or was it impulse? Free, no ads, download it today. On iPhone? Join the waitlist and we'll email you the moment it's ready. No SMS permissions. No bank login. No linking your accounts to anything. Spenrol works from what you already do — and takes about ten seconds a day. GPay, PhonePe, or Paytm — hit share, pick Spenrol. It reads the amount and merchant for you. Every rupee gets a category before the month starts. Not a vague limit — a plan. One number, updated…from spenrol.com
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