Features

Everything you need to track smarter — nothing you don't. Almost all of it is free, and the two things that are not say so.

Pursly Lifetime

Say it, and it is logged

Type what you spent the way you would say it out loud. The assistant reads it and fills in the rest.

A sentence, not a form

“4.50 on coffee yesterday” becomes an expense with the amount, date and category already filled in — you confirm it rather than type it.

Ask about your own money

Ask what you spent on groceries last month, or where a budget went, and get an answer in plain English instead of a chart you have to interpret.

100 messages a month

One allowance, the same for everyone. Run out and nothing else stops — it refreshes on the 1st. In a shared space, everyone draws on the owner's.

Receipts file themselves

Connect Gmail once and the confirmations already sitting in your inbox become expenses, without you forwarding anything.

Read-only, and only receipts

Pursly asks Google for read-only access. It cannot send, edit or delete mail, and it only turns messages it recognises as receipts into expenses.

Checks every 15 minutes

The first check looks back 24 hours, so connecting Gmail will not dump years of old mail into your account. You can also sync on demand.

Cautious on purpose

The same email can never become two expenses. If Pursly is not confident something is a receipt, it skips it — a missing transaction is easier to fix than a wrong one.

Pursly Lifetime

Share a space, not your account

A space is a separate, opt-in workspace for a household, a partner or a small team. Your own money stays yours.

Nothing personal crosses over

Transactions, budgets and goals created in a space are shared with everyone in it. Everything you track on your own stays invisible, including anything imported from your Gmail.

The people you invite never pay

One purchase covers the whole space. Members draw on the owner's AI allowance, and joining a space someone else created is free — it does not even count against your own limit of two.

Everyone edits, one person decides

Anyone in a space can add and edit its transactions, goals and budgets. Only the person who created it can invite, remove, or delete the space itself.

Goals you can actually measure

A goal you can measure beats a number you hope to hit.

Set a goal, make a pledge

Create a savings goal and commit to a pledge amount — a concrete target that keeps you accountable, not just a wishlist number.

Progress that keeps itself

Contributions update the goal as you make them, so where you stand is a thing you read rather than a thing you calculate.

Wishlist with link previews

Paste a link to the thing you are saving for and it arrives with its image and title attached, so a goal looks like the thing instead of a number.

And the rest of it

All of this is on the free tier.

Fast by default

Add an expense or income in a few taps. Unlimited entries, on the free tier, forever.

Categories, tags, merchants

Group spending the way you think about it, and keep the labels consistent without sorting anything by hand.

Monthly and trip budgets

A budget for the month, and a separate one for a trip — so a holiday does not quietly eat the month it lands in.

Analytics and streaks

Weekly breakdowns and category trends over any range, plus a streak for the habit of logging at all.

Income against expenses

Filter by date or category and see income, expenses and the net between them without doing the arithmetic.

18 currencies

Pick the one your account runs in. Pursly records exactly what you enter and never invents an exchange rate for you.

Your data, exportable

Select rows and export them to CSV, or take a PDF statement. Ask us and you get a full export of everything.

Widgets on iOS

Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets, so the number you are trying to keep an eye on is somewhere you already look.

One payment, not a subscription

Everything above is free. Paying once unlocks the assistant and shared spaces, and there is nothing to renew or cancel.

No bank login, ever

Pursly never asks for banking credentials, because it does not need them. What we store, and how, is written out in full.

Only the assistant and creating a shared space are paid. See what a one-time purchase costs or read how your data is handled.