Separate merchant from purpose
A supermarket is a merchant, not a spending category. Categorizing purchases helps avoid confusing the two.
IŠLAIDUKAS
Where did my money go?
When your balance is lower than expected at the end of the month, the cause is often not one large purchase. Išlaidukas helps reveal the small recurring purchases that add up.
Start for freeWhy “where did my money go?” is hard to answer from a bank statement
A payment to one store can represent several different needs. Looking only at merchant totals hides that detail. Categorized receipt items make it possible to separate what you bought from where you bought it.
Automatic when useful, editable when needed
Recognition saves typing, but you remain in control. Before saving, you can correct products, prices, merchant information and categories. Manual expenses are available for purchases that do not have a receipt.
Spot repeated small costs
Many small purchases are easy to ignore individually. Over a month, grouped history can make their combined effect visible.
Use evidence instead of memory
A searchable expense history is more reliable than trying to remember what you bought several weeks ago.
Make the next receipt useful
Start building a spending history that is searchable, categorized and much easier to understand than a pile of receipts.