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Where did my money go?

Log everyday expenses in seconds, import receipts, and see which categories take the biggest share of your money.

No bank connection required

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Log an expense in seconds

Type what you spent. Ex$ suggests a category from the words (you can change it), and your week's picture updates right away.

Try it with sample data. Nothing you enter here is saved.

Insights

See what adds up

Your biggest categories at a glance, how this week or month compares with the one before, and which days were the busy ones.

Imports

Bring in expenses from receipts

Take a photo of a receipt or a screenshot of your bank app. Ex$ pulls out the entries and suggests categories, and you review and correct them before anything is added.

The image is read on your device and never uploaded.

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Fits the way you live

  • No signal? Keep logging

    Log expenses without a connection. They wait on your phone and sync to your account once you're back online.

  • Your language

    English, Français, Português or Kriolu. Switch any time.

  • Your currency symbol

    Show amounts with $, € or CVE: the symbol you spend in. Amounts aren't converted.

Common questions

Do I need to connect my bank?

No. Ex$ never connects to your bank. You add expenses yourself, or import them from a receipt photo, a bank app screenshot or a CSV file.

What happens to my receipt photos?

The photo is read inside your browser, on your device, and isn't uploaded. Only the entries you review and add are saved — to your Ex$ account, so they're there on your other devices too.

Can I use it offline?

Yes. Expenses you log without a connection are kept on your device and sync to your account when you're back online.

Can I export my data or delete my account?

Yes. You can export your expenses as a CSV or Excel file at any time, and delete your account from the app. Deleting it removes your account and your expenses.

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