Use case · WhatsApp expense tracker

Snap the receipt,skip the spreadsheet.

Snap the receipt, skip the spreadsheet. AskQ reads the amount and merchant, files it, and answers "how much did I spend?" — right inside the WhatsApp you already have.

How it works

Three steps, all in WhatsApp

Step 01

Snap the receipt

In WhatsApp, snap or attach a photo of any receipt and send it to AskQ.

Step 02

AskQ reads the amount

AI vision reads the amount, merchant and category and files it in your ledger — no typing.

Step 03

Ask about your spending

Ask "how much did I spend this month?" anytime — AskQ adds it up from your records instantly.

Snap it.
Skip the spreadsheet.

No budgeting app, no columns to fill. Snap one and AskQ files it — then just ask what you've spent.

See it in action

From one receipt to "how much did I spend"

Snap the receipt, let AskQ file it, and ask whenever you like — here's what the actual chat looks like (amounts are illustrative).

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THIS MONTH
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Photo · 18:04 ✓✓
✅ Receipt loggedSupermarket — $318Category: Groceries
how much did I spend this month?
July so far$1,240$680 groceries · $560 dining
FAQ

Common questions

How does AskQ read my receipt?
You snap or attach a receipt photo in WhatsApp, and AskQ uses AI vision to read the amount, merchant and category, then files it for you. You don't type anything.
How do I ask about my spending?
Just ask in plain language — "how much did I spend this month?" or "how much on dining last month?". Any language you like works.
Do I need to install an app?
No. Everything happens inside the WhatsApp you already have — nothing to download and no password to remember. That's the whole point.
Is my spending data private?
Each user gets their own private, isolated memory. We never sell your data, and you can ask us to delete everything anytime.

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No card, no app. Send AskQ one receipt on WhatsApp and see for yourself.

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