Fienly vs Expense Tracker

You spent money. Now tell Fienly. Tap mic. Say "coffee five bucks." AI logs the transaction in two seconds — amount, vendor, category, done. Need three things in one go? Say them all. Fienly hears every word. Ask anything from your data: "How much on coffee this month? You get an answer, not a chart you have to decode. That's the app.

Tracking expenses should not feel like another task. This app makes it quick to record your spending, understand where your money is going, and stay on top of your budgets. You can add expenses in the way that feels easiest: • Speak into the mic • Type naturally, like “£12 lunch at Nando’s yesterday” • Take a photo of a receipt • Add it manually The app can automatically detect the amount, category, description, date and other details, so you do not have to fill everything yourself. You can see your spending for the whole month, broken down by day and category. This makes it easier to understand your habits, spot where money is going, and make better decisions. You can also set budgets for different categories and get notified when you are close to going over or have already gone over your limit. There is also an AI chat built in. You can ask questions like: “Where did I spend the most this month?” “Set my food budget to £300” “How much did I spend on coffee last week?” “Show me my recurring expenses” You can manage expenses, budgets, categories and insights using natural language. The app also supports recurring expenses, so things like rent, subscriptions, bills and memberships can be tracked automatically. Main features: • Add expenses by voice • Add expenses using natural language • Scan receipts with your camera • Add expenses manually • Auto-detect amount, date, category and description • View monthly spending by day • See spending by category • Set budgets • Get budget overage notifications • Track recurring expenses • Ask AI questions about your money • Manage expenses and budgets through AI chat A simple, AI-first expense tracker for people who want to know where their money is going without spending too much time tracking it.