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S$400
Cash back into your statement
Sample figure · spend S$1,000 in 60 days
SG The Traceipt app
The expense tracker for Singapore. Capture every receipt, track every dollar.
Free to start · iOS first, Android to follow
One tap saves the receipt to your app · Sample data
SG Credit Card Advisor · Traceipt Max
One month, one wallet, two of your own cards. The gap is the whole point — and the first answer is almost always a card you already hold.
See the Credit Card Advisor →Comparison, not financial advice. Verify current terms with the bank.
Illustrative sample data · S$1,560 of one month’s spending
About 12× the difference — on spending you were making anyway.
How it works · Four steps
The app · A closer look
Four app screens: home, insights, card advisor, receipts · Sample data
01 Capture · Saving receipts
Tap, snap or scan — every receipt lands itemised and sorted, with no typing.
The itemised receipt saves itself at checkout.
Merchant, amount, date and items read and pre-filled to confirm.
Photograph several receipts and review them together.
Each item captured, not just the total.
Foreign-currency receipts convert to SGD automatically.
Apple Pay purchases logged without lifting a finger.
02 Track · Your spending
A budgeting app and expense tracker in one: categories, months, income and expenses, together in a single view.
PayNow, cash and card, each tracked on its own.
Every bank's cards in one place — no bank app does that.
A heads-up as you near a card's cap, tier or minimum.
03 Understand · AI insights
AI reads your spending, so you don't have to.
A written read of your month, measured against the last.
Ask about your spending in plain language. It answers from your own receipts and entries. It can add and edit entries for you too, showing every change for you to confirm.
05 Card deals Coming soon
Current bank promotions in one place — cash payouts, bonus miles, gifts.
Illustrative, not live offers. Terms apply — verify with the bank.
Also in the app
Know you’re close before you overspend, not after.
Set a target and watch every dollar count toward it.
Your data Privacy & security
Your receipts and balances are encrypted in transit and at rest, on infrastructure hosted in Singapore.
Connecting a bank or CPF runs through Singpass and SGFinDex — we never see or store your banking logins.
Export everything or delete your account at any time. What's yours stays yours.
Aligned with Singapore's PDPA. The full detail lives in our Privacy Policy.
Pricing Start free
Core receipt saving & expense tracking
3-day free trial
Unlimited scans and AI insights
Everything in Pro, with the Credit Card Advisor
Get Traceipt
Join the waitlist and be first in when Traceipt lands on the App Store. iOS first, Android to follow.
FAQ Good to know
Yes. Tapping to receive a receipt works on any NFC phone — effectively every handset sold in recent years. You do not need the app installed to receive one at a Traceipt Pad.
The core app — receipts, expenses, income and budgets — is free. Pro is S$4.99 a month with a 3-day trial, and adds unlimited photo scans, AI insights and the assistant. Max is S$9.99 and adds the Credit Card Advisor.
Yes. Tapping needs a Pad, but you can photograph a receipt or add an expense by hand anywhere, so the tracker works everywhere from day one.
Your data is encrypted and hosted in Singapore, and any analysis is anonymised and aggregated. There are no banking logins for us to hold.
iOS comes first — join the waitlist and we will tell you when it is live. Android follows shortly after.
The one you are still using in three months, which means the one with the fastest capture step. Traceipt is built for Singapore: SGD, GST, local cards, and a full itemised receipt saved with one tap.
Yes. At a Traceipt Pad, tapping saves the full itemised receipt automatically. Elsewhere you can photograph one or add it by hand.
Not yet. Today Traceipt tracks what you capture in the app and does not link to your bank or CPF. Optional SGFinDex linking is on the roadmap.
Yes. Traceipt does not connect to your bank or CPF. Spending is recorded from receipts you tap, photograph or enter, so there are no banking credentials to store — and the record shows what you bought, not just a merchant name.
Yes. Traceipt Pte. Ltd. is registered in Singapore under UEN 202633811N and was founded in 2026. Similarly named receipt and budgeting apps exist elsewhere and are not connected to us.