Photograph what you buy. See where it went.
Totesnap gives you one spending limit per day. Snap a photo of the meal, the shop, or the bag you just carried out, add the price, and watch what’s left update instantly.
Free to start · No bank account to connect
A day of snaps8 snaps · $259 spent
- Morning Coffee$5
- KFC$9
- Weekly Groceries$86
- Holiday Hiking$8
- Movie Tickets$24
- Haircut$35
- Birthday Gift$40
- Dinner Out$52
Logging a purchase takes about ten seconds.
There are no categories to choose and no receipts to keep. You do the same three things every time.
- 01
Take the photo
The plate in front of you, the shop front, the tote bag on the counter — whatever you just paid for.
- 02
Type the amount
Enter the price and tap a mood emoji if you want one. Time and place are attached for you.
- 03
See what's left
Today's remaining budget updates the moment you save. That's the whole loop.
A daily budget that remembers yesterday.
Most budgets give you a monthly pot and let you find out on the 28th that it’s gone. Totesnap gives you one number per day — and whatever you don’t spend is added to tomorrow.
A week on a $50 daily limit
- Monday$18 left
- Daily limit
- $50
- Rolled over
- —
- Spent
- − $32
- Tuesday$27 left
- Daily limit
- $50
- Rolled over
- + $18
- Spent
- − $41
- Wednesday−$13 over
- Daily limit
- $50
- Rolled over
- + $27
- Spent
- − $90
Monday came in $18 under, so Tuesday started with $68 to work with. Tuesday saved $27 more, which is what made Wednesday’s $90 dinner cost only $13 of real damage instead of $40.
Today’s number, first thing you see.
Open the app and the top of the screen answers one question: can I afford this right now?
- Remaining budget in large type, green when you're under and red when you're over
- The limit, rollover, and spent figures that produced it, spelled out
- Today's snaps laid out beneath, so you can see what already went out
Each purchase keeps its context.
A row in a spreadsheet tells you $8 left your account. A snap tells you it was a flat white on the coast path, and that you were happy about it.
- The photo, the amount, and the mood you tagged it with
- Date, time, and place captured automatically at the moment you snap
- Edit or delete any snap later if you fat-fingered the amount
🥾 Holiday Hiking · Inverness$8
Spot a bad month while it’s happening.
Every day is a square that tints from grey to red as you use up your limit. A run of red is visible from across the room, weeks before the statement arrives.
- Daily totals and snap counts on a month grid
- Limit, spent, and overspent summarised per month
- Tap any day to pull up exactly what you bought
The places that cost you most.
Because every snap knows where it was taken, your spending also has a geography. It's usually one neighbourhood doing the damage.
- Pins grouped by location with totals and snap counts
- Filter down to a date range — the last 90 days by default
- Totals for snaps, spend, and number of locations
Every snap stays searchable.
Browse the full list grouped by day, search by name, or filter to a date range. And any time the maths looks wrong, open the breakdown to see precisely how today’s figure was reached.
All snaps
Today's breakdown
Export a snap as a finished card.
Tap share on any snap and Totesnap renders it as an image — photo, price, mood, and place already laid out. Pick the shape that fits where you’re posting. No screenshotting, no cropping.
Story · 9:16
Feed post · 4:5
Square · 1:1
Or share the whole month.
The calendar and the map export the same way, so a monthly recap or a 90-day map is one tap rather than a design project.
Monthly recap
90-day map
Before you download.
- Do I have to connect my bank account?
- No. Totesnap never asks for bank logins or card numbers. You add each purchase yourself by snapping a photo and typing the amount — that deliberate half-second is the point.
- What is rollover, exactly?
- Anything you don't spend today gets added to tomorrow's budget. Skip lunch out on Monday and Tuesday simply has more room. It rewards an under-spent day instead of resetting it to zero.
- Does it work without internet?
- Yes. Your snaps and limits are stored on your device, so adding a purchase works on a plane or in a basement restaurant.
- What does it cost?
- Totesnap is free to start. A premium upgrade unlocks the extras, and you can use the core snap-and-limit loop without paying.
- Do my photos leave my phone?
- Only when you choose to share one. Export a card to Instagram or Messages and that image goes where you send it — nothing is posted automatically.
Start with tomorrow’s first coffee.
Set a daily limit, snap one purchase, and you’ll already know more than a monthly budget would have told you.