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Private beta for iPhone

Know where every went.

Your banks already email you about every payment. Relic reads that mail on your iPhone and hands back a clear, sorted picture of your month. You never type an expense.

Join the beta See what a month looks like
  • Read-only Gmail
  • Sorted on your iPhone
  • No ads, no tracking
The usual month

Salary lands on the 1st. By the 20th it has turned into a blur of UPI ₹349 card ₹3,249 and auto-debit ₹649 spread across four bank apps. The spreadsheet you started gave up in week two. Relic keeps count, so you don't have to.

What you get back

A month that adds itself up, and a clear head about where your money goes.

Your month in one number

Open Relic and the total is already there. Every day is a bar, today is the bright one, and you can see at a glance what came in.

Amounts read in lakhs and crores, the way you'd say them out loud.

Spent in October
₹2,20,037
₹1,52,852 came in · 63 transactions
1 OctToday

Every account, together

Your credit card, your Amazon Pay card, your UPI account. One list instead of five bank apps.

Tracking 3 of 4 accounts

See the small stuff add up

A card fee you didn't expect. Subscriptions you forgot you had. They get a place of their own instead of hiding in your inbox.

  • Annual card feeHDFC Bank · Fees₹750
  • NetflixSubscriptions₹649
  • SpotifySubscriptions₹119
₹1,518 on fees and subscriptions this month

Wake up caught up

Relic checks for new bank mail when you open it, and now and then in the background. You can watch the total fill in from your Lock Screen.

Ask, don't scroll.

Wondering how much went on Swiggy, or what came in this month? Ask the way you'd ask a friend. The answer comes from your own payments, worked out on your phone.

Try a question. This one answers from a sample month.

On this iPhone

Ask about
your money.

How much did I pay Swiggy?

₹6,840 across 11 orders this month. The biggest was ₹1,286 on the 18th.

Answer once. Relic remembers.

When a payment isn't clear, Relic asks you one quick question instead of guessing. Your answer sticks. The next time you pay the same person, it's filed the same way, no question asked.

Pick a category to see what happens next.

1 to check
₹18,000
Paid to Rohan Mehta
UPI from SBI ••3307 · Saturday, 11 October
SBI transaction alertfrom the email

Rs.18,000.00 debited from A/c XX3307 on 11-10-26 to VPA rohan.mehta@okaxis. UPI Ref No 628417305512.

What was this for?

Relic wasn't sure about this one, so it's waiting for you.

Your bank mail stays yours.

Relic only looks for mail about money. Everything else in your inbox stays where it is, and nothing you spend leaves your phone.

  • Only money mail

    Relic asks Gmail for bank alerts and receipts by sender. Work mail, family threads and newsletters never reach your phone.

  • Sorted on your iPhone

    Apple Intelligence reads each email on the phone itself. There's no Relic server, so there's nowhere else for your spending to go.

  • Look, never touch

    Access is read-only. Relic can't send, delete or change anything in your Gmail.

  • Nothing collected

    No ads, no tracking, no account to create. Disconnect Gmail from Settings whenever you like.

Ready before your chai goes cold

Three steps, and this month's spending is sorted.

  1. Connect Gmail

    One tap. Google asks you to confirm read-only access, and that's it.

  2. Pick your accounts

    Relic finds the banks and cards that email you. Keep the ones you want to track.

  3. See your month

    Everything since the 1st lands, sorted by category. Want more history? Bring in the last 90 days.

All caught up.

That's how every month can end. Relic is in a private beta for iPhone, with invites going out in small batches.

Join the beta

Works best on an iPhone with Apple Intelligence.