Tessr reads any receipt with AI and posts it straight to YNAB, split with whoever you split life with. A photo, a PDF, a forwarded order email, or one typed line.
No spreadsheets, no manual entry, no "I'll categorize it later." You point, Tessr reads, YNAB updates.
A photo, a PDF, a forwarded order email, or a one line note when there is no paper. Whatever you have works.
Merchant, amount, date, and category, pulled clean. It escalates from Haiku to Sonnet when a receipt is messy or unsure.
It lands as a transaction or a clean split on the right card and category. High-confidence receipts post on their own; the rare unsure one waits for a tap.
This is the moment Tessr was built for. The paper prints, the numbers settle, the envelope fills. No typing in sight.
Every receipt you snap nudges the right envelope in real time, so the budget you see is the budget you are actually living.
Halve the grocery run with your partner without a calculator. Tessr posts your share and theirs to the right places.
Photo, PDF, a forwarded Amazon email, or a typed one liner. If you can describe it, Tessr can file it.
Maps each charge to the right card and category from how you actually spend, not a generic guess.
Merchant logos, thermal texture, the torn edge. Your history looks like a stack you can flip through.
Tax, tip, shipping, and fees get spread across a mixed cart correctly before anything is split.
Your data, your budget. Tessr just does the reading and the typing, then gets out of your way.
Tell Tessr who shares what once. From then on a split grocery run lands as your half in your category and their half where it belongs. The awkward "you owe me" text retires.
Your receipts, your palette. Pick the one that feels like home and the whole app follows, light or dark.