How it works

Five seconds,told slowly.

What happens between saying a sentence and seeing it in your monthly summary. Not a tutorial: one expense, followed from start to finish.

One expense, start to finish

The same sentence, all the way to the monthly summary.

Scroll slowly. The phone shows what happens at each step.

You speak

The way you'd tell a friend.

Hold the button and talk. Or say “Hey Siri, log an expense” without taking the phone out. The audio is transcribed inside the iPhone and never kept as a file.

“Spent 800 at Walmart with my Santander card”
It breaks it apart

Every word in its slot.

800 is the amount. Walmart is the merchant, so the category is Groceries. “My Santander card” is the payment method. You said no date, so it's today.

It's logged

If it's all clear, you're done.

When Sonanta is sure of everything, it saves on its own and leaves Undo within reach. If it has doubts, it shows you the card with that field highlighted and the cursor waiting there. It never guesses in silence.

It learns

You correct it once.

If you said “the red one” and it didn't know which card that was, you tell it once. Next time, “the red one” is your Santander. Same with new merchants and their categories.

It gets filed

With its category and its card.

It joins the day's history, already sorted. You can search by merchant and filter by category, card, date or amount.

And at the end of the month

You finally know where it went.

Without sitting down to fill anything in. The total, the daily average and the split by category come out of what you were saying all month.

What it understands

A sentence carries more than it looks.

No fixed order, nothing you have to include. Tap each part to see what Sonanta does with it.

“ I spent at , ”

Tap a part of the sentence.

When

“Yesterday” means yesterday.

The date sets itself. It also gets “the day before yesterday” or “on Saturday”. Say nothing and it's today.

Amount

450, with or without “pesos”.

Also “12 thousand”, however it comes out. If there's no amount, it doesn't invent one: it flags the field for you.

Merchant and category

Petco already brings its category.

Known merchants arrive with theirs. Petco wasn't on the list: the first time you filed it under “Pets”, a category of your own, and that's how it lands now.

Payment method

“The red one” is your Santander.

A nickname. The first time it asked which card that was; now it knows. Same for “the payroll one” or “my Nu”.

Shared

David owes you 200.

The expense still counts in full as yours, and David stays pending until you mark him as paid. If Ana owes you too, say it in the same sentence.

  • Amount$450.00
  • Merchant🐾 Petco · Pets
  • MethodSantander Oro
  • DateYesterday
  • Owes youDavid · $200
An ordinary day

Not one more task. Just what you already do.

This is an ordinary Tuesday with Sonanta. No expense took more than a few seconds, and two didn't even need talking.

  1. 8:14Siri

    Coffee on the way to the office. $62

    Phone in your pocket, keys in your hand.

    “Hey Siri, log an expense” · “Coffee 62 in cash”
  2. 9:30Widget

    The Uber that took forever. $95

    One tap on the home screen widget and Sonanta was already listening.

    “Uber 95 with my Santander card”
  3. 13:52Apple Pay

    Groceries for lunch. $412.50

    You paid by holding up the iPhone. The expense arrived on its own with its merchant and amount, and you confirmed it with one tap when you had a minute.

  4. 16:20Receipt

    The pharmacy, mid-call. $248.50

    You couldn't speak. One photo of the receipt and Sonanta read the total, the merchant and the date.

  5. 21:05Voice

    Tacos with Ana. You paid. $180

    You said it all at once and it came out split: $180 in your expenses and Ana with $90 pending.

    “Tacos 180, Ana owes me 90”
  6. 22:30

    And before bed, you didn't even open it.

    The widget already said what you'd spent today. Nothing to catch up on, because nothing was left behind.

And the day you logged nothing until night? Slide the microphone up to the lock and tell it the whole day: the coffee, the Uber, the pharmacy. With Apple Intelligence they're split up and logged on their own. Tell me about your day

Your first day

You start by logging, not by reading.

No five screens explaining what you already got. The rest you learn by using it.

1

You open it and you're in

No account to create, no email to hand over. A few short screens about what it does and doesn't do with your data, and you're inside.

2

You log a real one

The last thing you spent today: the coffee, the ride, whatever. Sonanta walks you through that first one on the real app, not on a mock-up.

3

The rest arrives when it's useful

Tips show up one at a time, on the day they make sense. If something slips your mind, the walkthrough runs again from Settings → Help.

Try it with your own expenses.

Fourteen days with everything open. If you stay, $149 once. If you don't, there is nothing to cancel.

Try it free for 14 days How paying works

For iPhone with iOS 17 or later.