Private beta for iPhone
Every spend,
logged.
You didn't
type a thing.
Your bank already emails you after every card tap, PayNow and NETS payment. Kelpie reads those alerts and writes each one into your ledger. No Shortcuts. No manual entry.
Starting with DBS/POSB Singapore Indian banks next. Tell us yours.
Sample alerts. Not real data.
Claim your beta spot
TestFlight invites go out in small waves, DBS/POSB users first. Tell us your bank so we know which one to add next.
- Free during the beta
- iPhone only for now
- One confirmation email, then only your invite
Shortcuts only hear Apple Pay.
Most budgeting apps want you to type every spend, or to wire up a Shortcut that fires when Apple Pay runs. That misses the hawker PayNow QR, the UPI scan back home, the card number typed into a checkout page.
Every one of those still sends your bank's alert email. That is the signal Kelpie listens to.
- Apple Pay, kopitiamCaught
- PayNow QR, hawker stallMissed
- NETS, MRT top-upMissed
- Card typed onlineMissed
- UPI QR, visiting homeMissed
Spends tracked1 of 5
Bank alert emails sent for all five.
Set it up once. Never type a spend again.
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Forward your alerts
Kelpie gives you a private forwarding address. One mail filter sends your bank's alerts there, and nothing else.
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Kelpie reads each one
Amount, merchant, card or PayNow, read the moment the alert lands. Anything it can't read waits for you to review.
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Your ledger is up to date
The spend appears in your accounts with a category you can change. Budgets and balances follow on their own.
Also on the receipt
- Statement import
- Months of DBS history in one go. The PDF is read on your iPhone.
- Siri logging
- "Log an expense in Kelpie" for the cash spends no bank emails you about.
- Home Screen widgets
- Balance and budgets at a glance, without opening the app.
- SGD and INR
- One ledger for both, for anyone living between Singapore and India.
- Budgets and subscriptions
- Monthly limits per category and renewals you can see coming.
Kelpie sees your bank alerts.
Not your inbox.
- You choose what arrives. Your own mail filter decides which emails are forwarded. Kelpie never signs in to your mailbox.
- Statements stay on your phone. PDF statements are read on your iPhone; only the transactions you import are saved.
- AI is optional. Bring your own AI provider key, or leave AI features off entirely.
Questions
Which banks does it support?
DBS and POSB in Singapore first. Indian banks are next, in the order people ask for them, so tell us yours on the form.
Does Kelpie read my email?
Only the bank alerts you forward to your private Kelpie address. It never signs in to your mailbox and never sees anything your filter doesn't send.
Which phones does it work on?
iPhone only for now, through TestFlight during the beta.
Is it free?
Free during the beta. Paid plans come later, and beta testers hear about pricing before anyone else.
Is Kelpie financial advice?
No. Kelpie keeps a record of your spending. It does not give financial, investment, tax or legal advice, and it is not affiliated with DBS or any other bank.
