Look backbefore youpay again.
Every payment, tracked from your SMS. A look back before the next one.
₹20 here. ₹600 there. Nobody adds it up.
Three banks and four apps text you one payment at a time. None of them tell you the day.
Draw a line. Watch it shrink.
Drag the food line. Yenom suggests one from your last 90 days.
Open an app. Get a check.
Zomato gets a full check. GPay gets a quick banner.
Pick how honest it gets.
Same numbers. Three ways to hear them.
₹1,752 a day keeps every line alive.
Tag it once. Never again.
Swipe right if Yenom guessed right. Swipe left to pick.
Your day, played back.
One receipt at 22:00, newest first, then silence. Its tone follows the mood you picked.
What delivery costs you in a year.
Your numbers, not ours.
Want this on your phone? 20 beta seats.
Get a seat →Your SMS stay home.
Read on your phone. Five details sync. Nothing else leaves.
Hold it up to a mirror.
Every letter in the logo is its own reflection. Tap it, or hold your phone to a mirror, and it reads MONEY. Every other app shows your money moving forward. This one makes you look back first.
Fair questions.
An app that reads your SMS should answer these up front.
Does Yenom read my personal messages?
Only messages from banks, cards and wallets. Everything is read on your phone, and the raw SMS never leave it. Only five details sync: amount, merchant, date, category and last 4 digits.
Why does it need Accessibility access?
So it notices when you open Zomato or GPay and can show the check in time. It never reads what's on your screen. If you'd rather not allow it, a slower fallback works too.
Will it nag me?
You pick a full check or a quick banner for each app. Payment apps get a 30-minute cooldown. Turn any app off whenever you like.
What about iPhone?
Android comes first. iPhones don't let apps read SMS, so iOS will come later with a different approach.
The core is free. For good.
I'd spend ₹400 in the morning and forget it by the ₹600 at night. Three banks, four apps, a dozen SMS a day, and not one of them told me what the day cost.
So I built the friend I needed: one that makes me look back right before I open Zomato.
I'm using it on my own phone first. If it doesn't change what I order, it doesn't ship.
seats.
Mixed banks, mixed phones. Tell us yours.