Share a receipt
Turn what you already have into an editable entry.
FinWise by Delo Labs
Android expensetracker.Voice, receipts,no bank link.
FinWise by Delo Labs is an Android expense tracker for voice notes, receipt scans, and payments you already made. It does not ask you to link a bank account.
Four ways in
The useful part happens after the purchase
Capture it. Review it.
Understand your month.
FinWise helps turn scattered spending moments into information you can actually use.
Capture from the moment
Use the receipt, payment message, voice note, or manual entry already closest to you.
Review what matters
Check the merchant, amount, date, and category before the entry becomes part of your history.
Understand what is changing
Use your history, budget, recurring spending, and goals to make the next decision feel simpler.
Built around your actual money life
More useful than a list of expenses.
See the month take shape
Track income, spending pace, trends, and categories in one connected view.
Keep budgets useful
Give category spending a monthly limit and see where you stand as the month moves.
Spot repeat spending
Surface likely recurring charges, then decide what belongs on your list.
Keep it connected
Sign in and keep FinWise data synced to your account across your everyday use.
Make room for goals
Set a saving target, add progress, and see how close you are.
How it can feel in everyday life
More clear. Less “where did it go?”
Illustrative early-user scenarios, shown as examples of the everyday problems FinWise is designed to solve.
“I stopped leaving receipts in my photo roll. I share it, check it, and move on with my day.”
Illustrative scenario“Voice entry is perfect after a quick coffee run. I can fix the category before it is saved.”
Illustrative scenario“Seeing likely recurring charges next to my budget made the month feel less surprising.”
Illustrative scenarioFAQs
Answers before you download.
Only the things that matter when deciding whether FinWise fits your day.
No. FinWise records and organizes payment details after a payment happens. It does not send money, initiate payments, or move funds.
Share a supported payment message, receipt, image, or invoice into FinWise. It becomes an editable draft, so you can check the important details before saving.
Yes. Voice capture and receipt scanning create an editable draft. You can correct the amount, merchant, category, or date before it becomes part of your history.
FinWise keeps your account data synced online and uses online services for supported receipt processing. It is designed as an online app.
Yes. The app is designed to let you review and edit transaction details before saving a record.
It can surface likely recurring charges based on repeat patterns, then you decide what belongs on your list. Budget and insight views help make those patterns visible.
Use the support form below. Please do not include payment credentials, PINs, card numbers, or bank login details.
No. FinWise does not access bank accounts, and it does not ask for banking passwords, UPI PINs, card numbers, or payment credentials. Cash, card, and digital-balance labels are records you organize yourself.
You can share a payment message, SMS alert, or screenshot you choose, and FinWise turns that into an editable draft. The privacy policy describes processing content you select. It does not describe reading your SMS inbox.
When you use voice capture, your device or platform speech recognizer creates a transcript. FinWise parses that transcript into an editable draft you can correct before saving. It does not send raw voice audio or transcripts to its receipt OCR provider.
Receipt scanning starts when you select a receipt or document. FinWise uses online services for supported receipt processing and returns an editable draft. You can correct the amount, merchant, category, or date before saving.
Support & feedback
Questions, issues,
or ideas?
Find answers in our FAQs, or send us a message. Whether something isn’t working or you have an idea for FinWise, we want to hear it.
Browse FAQs →No financial credentials, PINs, or card numbers — ever.