Most expense trackers fail because logging feels like work. Smira fixes that. Just type or speak naturally — "Starbucks 6.50", "groceries 84", "paid rent 1200" — and Smira categorizes and tracks it automatically. No setup. No envelopes. No manual categories. Voice + text input AI auto-categorization Spending pattern insights Multi-currency support Multi account setup account wise excellent reports download in csv or pdf format chat with money Financial awareness without the budgeting overhead.
Hey Product Hunt
I'm Ninad — I build indie apps solo under Nipraj Digital. Smira started from a simple frustration: I'd tell myself I'd track my spending, download a shiny budgeting app, and quit within two weeks because logging every expense felt like a chore.
So I built the version I actually wanted — one where you just say what you spent and it's done. "Coffee, 250." Logged. No forms, no friction.
A few things I'd love feedback on:
• Does voice-first actually make you log more consistently? (early users say yes, but I want more signal)
• What categories or edge cases are we missing?
• iOS vs Android — how does it feel on your device?
I'm around all day to answer anything. Thanks for checking it out 🙏
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The voice input is genuinely handy when my hands are full, and it picked up "Starbucks 6.50" correctly on the first try without me picking a category. Wish the chat with money feature understood follow up questions a bit better though.
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@gzde116632 follow-ups in chat currently lose context after the first question. Reworking it to hold the thread now. What were you trying to ask it when it dropped the ball?
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The voice input is genuinely handy when my hands are full, and it picked up "Starbucks 6.50" correctly on the first try without me picking a category. Wish the chat with money feature understood follow up questions a bit better though.
@gzde116632 follow-ups in chat currently lose context after the first question. Reworking it to hold the thread now. What were you trying to ask it when it dropped the ball?