Uploaded
The amount, the date, the merchant and the account.
Spenrol can pick up payments from your bank alerts, so you don’t log each one yourself. It is off until you turn it on, and every payment waits for you.
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Swiggy
13 Oct, 8:51 pm
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Bank alert · SMS
Rs.420.00 debited from A/c XX1234 on 13-10-26. UPI: SWIGGY
Uploaded: amount, date, merchant, account
SMS tracking is an option for Android. Spenrol works without it, by screenshot or by typing in a spend.
When you turn it on, Spenrol reads bank alerts on your phone and uploads only the amount, date, merchant and account. The message itself is never uploaded.
SMS tracking
Off by default
If you turn it on, from each alert Spenrol uploads
The message text is never uploaded.
Payments found in bank alerts show up in Review. Swipe to add one, skip it or archive it, and tag why you spent it: Required, Optional or Impulsive.
Nothing counts as spending until you add it, so you still look at each payment. Archived payments sit in the Archive tab, each with a Restore button. Archived payments clear out after 7 days.
Archived payments clear out after 7 days.
Switching SMS tracking off clears its position, so older messages are never read later if you turn it back on.
The amount, the date, the merchant and the account.
The message text. OTPs, chats and other SMS are not uploaded.
Only after you swipe the payment onto a card and add it.
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No. It is optional and off by default. You can log spends by sharing a payment screenshot or typing them in.
No. Each payment found in a bank alert waits in Review until you add it, skip it or archive it.
Spenrol stops reading bank alerts and clears its position, so older messages are not read later.
No. SMS tracking is Android only. Spenrol is not on iPhone yet.
Free on Android. Turn it on when you want it, off when you don’t.
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