See what's truly safe to spend, what's coming next, and whether you're actually improving — not just what your balance says.
Most apps track your money. Ut Finance interprets it.
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Three fast capture paths. Confirmed entries feed the same budget view.
Tap the shortcut. Amount, category, optional note. Done before the card reader beeps. Nothing else needed.
Open the camera widget, take the photo, walk away. The app's OCR processes in the background — the parsed expense waits in your queue when you're ready to confirm. You never block on it.
Have a week's worth piled up? Queue a stack of receipts in one session. The pipeline runs in the background — you come back to a review queue, not a chore.
All three paths land in the same system. Guardian can factor in confirmed entries once they land.
Quick Snap and Batch OCR are not separate chores. They are two capture paths into the same OCR lane, ending in a parsed expense you only need to confirm.
One receipt or a stack, both land here. Processing, completed, and waiting states stay visible.
Merchant, amount, line items, and category are extracted for review. Transaction-date exchange rate is locked when saved.
You've tried other apps and spreadsheets. Something always fell apart — too tedious, too abstract, or so automated you stopped paying attention. You know what a good budgeting app should feel like. You just haven't found it. When you're ready to switch, your history comes with you.
Pie charts don't change behaviour. Knowing your dining budget is at 82% doesn't tell you if that's a problem. Ut Finance tells you what the numbers actually mean — and what, if anything, to do about them.
I don't sync your bank. You log your own expenses. That's not a limitation — it's how the system knows you're paying attention. If that sounds right, you're exactly who I built this for.
The app has depth, but the point is simple: capture your money, plan around reality, and know what to do next.
Multi-wallet, shared wallets, assets, debts, and multi-currency FX rolled into one financial picture.
Budgets, goals, Wizard-generated plans, and shopping lists built from your actual income, commitments, and history.
Quick Snap, Batch OCR, line items, merchant details, and review queues without blocking your day.
A live health score, budget monitoring, anomaly alerts, and context-aware guidance before drift becomes damage.
Quick Expense, Quick Snap, and Can I Afford This keep decisions fast when you are actually spending.
Upcoming bills, scheduled income, reports, cash-flow projection, and trend detection in one forward-looking loop.
Dynamic budgets, savings goals, and event plans — generated from your actual finances, not templates.
Scan a price tag. Get an honest answer based on your real cash flow, budget, and goals.
Spending heatmaps, auto-generated analysis reports, and pattern breakdowns — so you see the trend, not just the transaction.
Your complete financial picture — assets, liabilities, and a live health score that grades your stability and spending discipline.
Recurring bills, scheduled income, and auto-detected payment patterns — so you can see more of what's coming before it hits your wallet.
Most finance apps are feature lists. Ut Finance is a system. Guardian uses the same budget pressure the Wizard works from. The Assistant works from the same financial summaries your records create. Your goals know your wallet balances. Upcoming bills are visible before they hit. "Can I Afford This?" runs against live data — not a guess.
The major workflows share context, so decisions are made from the same records instead of isolated feature silos.
Most apps cheer when you earn more and panic when you spend big. I don't.
Think of it as a direct financial check-in on your phone: grounded in your records, honest about tradeoffs, and less dramatic about one-off noise.
Bank sync sounds convenient. But when transactions appear automatically, you stop reading them. You stop noticing. You lose the awareness of where your money actually goes.
Ut Finance is built for people who want to understand their finances — not just see a number. Logging your own expenses, even for 10 seconds, keeps you conscious. That's the point.
It's also your privacy. I don't touch your bank credentials. I don't handle your account data. Your financial records stay local to your device by default. Limited administrative metadata and requested AI-processing data may be handled by service providers only as needed to operate the app.
Budget Wizard reads your income, spending history, and goals — then generates a personalised budget across every category you actually use. Want to adjust something? Hit Negotiate and it'll re-evaluate your request against the math. Event Planner works the same way: tell it what you're planning and it maps the financial impact across your timeline.
Most apps make you check. Guardian keeps watch as your data changes. It monitors budget pressure in the background — not just snapshots, but patterns over time. It tracks stability across weeks, remembers what it flagged before, and follows up if the picture changes. A green chip means no immediate issue is detected. Amber means it is watching. It reads context, not just numbers — a big one-off expense does not trigger a panic. Persistent drift can. And when it speaks, it sounds like how you want to be spoken to.
Point your camera, and Gemini-powered OCR reads the receipt — merchant, amount, line items, and category — then puts it in review. Merchant address comes from the receipt itself, not from your device location. Already have a stack to catch up on? Batch mode lets you queue receipts for background processing.
AI receipt processing is powered by the Google Gemini API.
Ask anything. The assistant reads your Financial DNA — a distilled behavioural fingerprint of your spending patterns — so its answers are calibrated to you, not a generic user profile. It uses supported summaries, runs supported app actions, and keeps the math grounded in your records. No copy-pasting, no re-entering. Choose from built-in personas or create your own.
Built for real-world finances, not theory. Captured from a real device, real data.
What using Ut Finance looks like on a normal day.
Most days, Ut Finance takes under a minute. The awareness it builds stays with you.
Slots are limited as I scale the infrastructure. Early signups get priority and founding user benefits that stay for life.
No spam. Beta invites and launch updates only.
Built for real-world finances, not theory.