Adding an expense in one line

You are walking and adding a coffee. Instead of a form, one line written the way you would say it: the app takes the amount, the currency, the date and the category out of it. The parsing happens on the device, so it works with no network and uses no AI allowance.

How it works

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“coffee 85 yesterday” — 85,00, the date moves to yesterday, and “coffee” becomes the note the rule engine files under cafés.
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“20 dollars at rate 45” — the line names a currency the account does not hold, and a rate for it. The keypad shows 900,00: a rate written into the line beats the day’s, because the person who wrote it knows what they actually paid.
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“three hundred hryvnia yesterday on a taxi” — there is no digit anywhere in the line, which is exactly why this is the one case of the three that goes to the model. It comes back with 300,00, yesterday’s date and “on a taxi” as the note, and the amount is accepted only when the model shows where it read it from.
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The parse fills the form and saves nothing: you see what it made of the line, and one tap puts it back exactly as you typed it. Dates are read too — “yesterday”, “the day before yesterday”, “last week”.

Which plan you need

Parsing a line works on every plan, because it happens on the device. Asking the model when a line falls short needs Plus and AI switched on.

Worth knowing

The line fills the form and saves nothing. You see what it made of it before you confirm, and one tap undoes the parse and puts the line back exactly as you typed it.
If your keyboard dictates — and most modern phones do — the same line can simply be spoken. That is your keyboard’s feature rather than ours: the app asks for no microphone and records nothing.
The model is asked only when the local parse falls short, only online and only with AI on. It never invents an amount.