Hamoney: AI Receipt Budget App

Started a budget app, quit three days later?
The problem isn't discipline. It's data entry.

Hamoney is a shared money tracker that hands the typing to AI.

■ Snap a receipt, done
Photograph a receipt or a payment screen and AI reads the amount, store,
and items into a tidy expense. Save a long receipt as one expense or split
it item by item. Or just type "lunch 12.50, coffee 4" — AI splits and files
each one. Try AI entry three times before you even sign up.

■ One shared money tracker for two (or more)
Share a money tracker with one invite link. Get notified when your partner
adds an expense, and see shared living costs on a single screen.
Create several money trackers to keep couple, family, and group costs apart.

■ Budgets by category
Set a monthly budget for food, transport, or any other category and see
how much is left at a glance. Set budgets for each card or account too,
and follow monthly trend charts to see how your habits change.

■ Calendar and timeline
See each day's spending and income on a calendar, and keep photos and notes
on a timeline — a record of your days, not just your spending.

■ A month that starts on payday
Set your money tracker's start day to your payday and every stat, budget,
and calendar follows your month — not the 1st to the 31st.

■ No bank linking. Your data stays yours
Hamoney never asks for bank or card credentials. Start without handing over
financial access, and your records live on your phone first — they open
even offline.

■ Also inside
- Recurring expenses (subscriptions, bills) with upcoming-payment reminders
- Assets and loans with live stock prices — group them to see your allocation
- Multi-currency with exchange rates — travel and expat spending alongside
your home currency
- Export and import your transactions with Excel
- Log an expense in three seconds from the home-screen widget or share sheet

A money tracker works when you keep writing in it.
Hamoney writes for you.

Recent changes:
- Fixed long transaction names being cut off and dates overflowing in transaction details