Log it the moment it happens.
At the counter, before you've even pocketed your phone, type it, say it, or paste the bank text. “Coffee, 4 bucks” is enough.
Your salary lands, and three weeks later you can't say where half of it went. rilio finally answers that: where it really goes, in plain numbers you can actually trust, with no bank login and no spreadsheet. Logging a spend takes five seconds. The AI does the rest.
All of this for less than one coffee a month.
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The spending was never the hard part. Not knowing is the part that quietly costs you, month after month.
Your salary lands and everything feels fine. Then it's the 22nd, the balance is thin, and you genuinely can't account for where most of it went.
You download a tracker, hit the “connect your bank” screen, and quietly close it. Finding out where your money goes shouldn't cost you your banking login.
The subscription you forgot. The daily delivery. The “it's only a few dollars” taps. None of it feels big in the moment, and you never see the total.
I built rilio to end that exact feeling, so the next time you wonder where it all went, you just open the app and see.
No bank connection. No setup. No weekly admin to keep up with. This is the entire app.
At the counter, before you've even pocketed your phone, type it, say it, or paste the bank text. “Coffee, 4 bucks” is enough.
rilio reads the amount, the merchant, and the category, and sorts it into Food, Rent, Travel, and the rest. You never touch a dropdown.
Open rilio and there it is: where your money actually went this month, in plain numbers. No dread, no guessing.
Every other tracker dies in week two because logging is a chore. rilio gives you five ways in, and whichever is fastest in the moment is the one you use.
Write it the way you’d tell a friend: “spent 12 on lunch”. rilio’s AI pulls out the amount, the place, and the category. No forms, no dropdowns.
“Spent $12 at Chipotle for coffee”
Hands full? Tap the mic and just say it. Transcribed and filed before you’ve set the bags down.
Your bank already texts you every time you spend. Copy it, paste it, and rilio reads out the rest.
$245.00 debited from Acct ending 4521 on Apr 11 at Amazon. Ref #TXN8764321.
Switching to rilio? Upload a bank or credit card statement PDF and the AI pulls out every transaction: merchant, amount, category. Duplicates get flagged, you review, then import. Months of history in one go.
Want full control? Enter the amount, merchant, category, and date yourself. Sometimes that’s simply the fastest way.
Every line below is something the others got wrong, and something I refused to ship in rilio.
Try every part of rilio free for seven days. Keep it only if it earns its place, and even then, it costs less than not knowing.
7 days free, then billed monthly. Cancel anytime, your data stays yours.
7 days free, then just $2.17 a month, billed yearly, close to two months free versus paying monthly.
A coffee runs about $5. rilio is $2.49 a month, half a cup. The yearly plan, $25.99, costs about what five coffees cost, and buys you a whole year of knowing exactly where your money goes.
I'm not a bank, and I'm not chasing your data. I built rilio because I wanted it myself: a way to see where my money goes without handing my bank login to strangers.
— NikethA little bit about why I built it.
I downloaded 11 expense apps in 2 years. I deleted every single one within a week.
Not because I'm bad with money. Because every one of them made me work just to log a coffee.
The closest thing to frictionless I ever found? Apple Notes.
So I built rilio. You log expenses the way you'd text yourself: voice or type, done in seconds.
This is the app I needed, so I built it.
If you like rilio, check out my other project: FeedbackDock.
NikethDeveloperDownload rilio, log your first expense in the next five seconds, and let this be the month you actually find out. Free for 7 days, then $2.49 a month if it earns its place.
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