Write your expense, say it out loud, or take a photo.
Expensiv detects the amount, category, and date, then creates the entry for you.

You do not need to fill out a form. You can enter several expenses in one sentence. If you include different currencies in the same sentence — for example dollars, euros, and lira — each amount is saved in its own currency.

How to add expenses

• By typing — Write the way you speak. Example:
“Today $6 coffee, €14 lunch, 180 TL cinema.”

• By voice — Say “Grocery 250 TL.” That is enough.

• By photo — Upload a receipt, an online order screen, a bank statement line, or a screenshot. The app extracts amounts and line items automatically. You can split them into categories or save only the total.

What you can do

• 90+ categories — Your expenses are organized into 10 main groups and more than 80 subcategories. Summaries, charts, trends, and a spending calendar show where your money goes.

• Budget limits — Set a daily, weekly, or monthly limit. You can also limit a single category. You get an alert when you approach or exceed the limit.

• Shared account — Share an invite code with your partner. Track expenses together and see who owes whom right away.

• Installment tracking — Record purchases paid in installments and follow remaining payments and your payment plan.

• Personal debts — Keep money you lent or borrowed in a separate list so you always know who still owes what.

• Subscriptions — Track recurring payments such as Netflix or a gym membership so surprise bills do not catch you off guard.

• Trips and events — Create a separate tracker for a vacation, wedding, or short trip and keep all spending for that period in one place.

• Your own rules — Create category rules such as “Migros → Groceries.” The app remembers them next time.

• 73 currencies — TRY, USD, EUR, and more than 70 other currencies are supported. Use the app in your own currency. Amounts in other currencies are converted for your summary using the rate from the transaction date.

• You stay in control — If the app is unsure about an entry, it keeps it in an approval inbox. It does not add the entry to your list until you confirm it.

Personal budgets, shared accounts, installments, debts, subscriptions, and daily tracking are all in one app.
Expensiv.