SnapSpend turns any receipt, order confirmation, or screenshot of your banking app into categorized, charted spending, automatically. Snap it, confirm with one tap, done. Everything runs on your iPhone using Apple's on-device ML, so your financial data never touches a server. No account, no aggregator, no cloud, nothing to breach. It also learns your merchants, so tagging Costco as Groceries once sticks forever and re-tags past transactions.
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Hey Product Hunt! I built SnapSpend because every expense tracker made me choose between two things I didn't want to do: type every purchase in by hand, or hand my bank login to an aggregator and hope their servers never get breached.
SnapSpend does neither. You snap a receipt (or import a screenshot of your banking app, or an order confirmation) and it reads the amount, date, and merchant, guesses the category, and shows you a confirm card. One tap to save. A screenshot with a dozen transactions becomes a dozen pre-filled rows you approve in one go.
The part I'm most proud of: it's 100% on-device. No cloud, no servers, no account. It uses Apple's on-device ML, so your financial data literally never leaves your iPhone. Nothing to breach.
It also learns. Tell it "Costco = Groceries" once and every past and future Costco charge re-tags itself.
Would love feedback on the capture flow and the categories. I'll be here all day answering everything. Thanks for taking a look!
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Does the on-device ML keep working across iCloud device restores, or would I need to retrain my merchant tags if I get a new phone?
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the merchant learning that auto-retags past transactions is a really thoughtful detail, shows the team actually thought through how people manage budgets over time rather than just shipping another scanner.
Does the on-device ML keep working across iCloud device restores, or would I need to retrain my merchant tags if I get a new phone?
the merchant learning that auto-retags past transactions is a really thoughtful detail, shows the team actually thought through how people manage budgets over time rather than just shipping another scanner.