Anotto brings your spending, income, accounts, and receipts together. Add transactions yourself or review details brought in from screenshots and forwarded email.
Anotto is a personal finance app. Keep each transaction with its account and review its receipts. You can also track investments, debt, and money you lent.
Add the accounts and cards you want to track. Each transaction then has a clear place.
Record income and spending yourself, or bring in details from screenshots, supported files, and emails you choose to forward.
Check suggestions and possible matches. Then view your transactions and accounts in the Anotto overview.
See the merchant, account, and category alongside each transaction. Find spending that still needs a closer look.
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Upload a screenshot or receipt. Anotto suggests transactions and shows possible matches so you can decide what to keep.
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Review your accounts, investments, and loans. You can also follow money you lent and relief funds.
Check spending and transactions from your phone. Open the receipt whenever you need to see where each detail came from.
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Anotto does not charge users for now. See your current usage in Plan and usage inside the app.
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AI analyses and transactions renew each month. Accounts, rules, and categories have total limits; default items do not use these allowances.
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It is an app for organizing your personal finances. It brings together spending, income, transfers, and receipts, with separate views for accounts, investments, debt, and money you lent.
Create your profile, add a bank account or card, and record your first transaction. You can upload a receipt or set up other sources when you need them.
No. Anotto does not ask for direct access to your bank. You choose which transactions to add and whether to import files or forward notices from your email.
You can record transactions yourself, upload screenshots or receipts, import supported files, and set up guided email forwarding. Each source has its own review process.
Yes. A screenshot or receipt may contain several possible transactions. Review each one and decide which to save.
Anotto shows possible matches while you review a document. Check the amount, date, and account before creating another record.
Yes. You can edit proposed details before recording a transaction, dismiss an observation, and correct transactions in the app.
Yes. You can view income, accounts, investments, debt, money owed to you, and relief funds in separate sections.
No. Anotto helps you record and review your financial information. You make payments and transfers through your bank or the service you use.
No. External analysis of financial text, images, and forwarded email starts off. You can enable each permission separately and withdraw it in Settings. Some suggestions require the relevant permission.
Anotto is free for now. The free plan has limits for transactions, AI analyses, additional accounts, rules, and categories. See your current allowances under Plan and usage in the app.
You can open the web app in your phone browser to view transactions, accounts, and documents.
Yes. The web app can export transactions. That export does not yet include every piece of data in your account.
Yes. In Settings you can withdraw AI permissions and request account deletion. The privacy policy explains how records and operational copies are handled.
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