A receipt in 5 seconds
The QR code on a fiscal receipt — and the store, items, and prices come from suf.purs.gov.rs.
Closed alpha
Home bookkeeping, run by a cat
Point the camera at a receipt QR code — Purrse sorts the purchases into categories and shows where the money goes.
The bank knows where you were. Purrse knows what you bought
A bank statement is one line: the store and the total. A fiscal receipt has every item and its price. Purrse remembers prices and notices when they change.
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Personal inflation How much your own basket went up — based on what you actually buy.
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A history for every product A price chart, and what the product cost in each store.
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A hint right on the receipt Scan a receipt and see it at once: “Monster +6% since last time”.
At the bank
MAXI · 11 Oct
−3,189.93 RSD
In Purrse
+5.4%
your basket has gone up since June
Monster Energy zero 500ml
was 149.99 RSD in June
169.99 RSD
↗ +13.3%
Mleko Moja Kravica 1l
was 129.99 RSD in June
139.99 RSD
↗ +7.7%
Pepsi Zero 2l
was 169.99 RSD in June
149.99 RSD
↘ −11.8%
Less typing, more clarity
Purrse is built for life in Serbia: it understands fiscal receipts and counts in dinars and euros.
A receipt photo without a QR AI
A paper receipt with no code? Take a photo — AI reads the items.
Quick expenses
Taxi, coffee, lunch — set the button once, then tap it and enter only the amount.
Smart categories
Purrse remembers that “JOGURT MOJA KRAVICA” is dairy, and sorts it itself next time.
Limits
A monthly budget per category, and progress bars you can see at a glance.
A dashboard of your own
Spending by category and by day, balance, month comparison, a forecast — add and remove widgets however you like.
Monthly payments
Rent, subscriptions, utilities: mark them paid and don’t miss a due date.
History and export
Every receipt and transaction in one feed, with filters. Need a spreadsheet — export to CSV.
Advice from CashCat AI
The cat looks at your month and points out where you can spend less.
📱 Installs on your phone like an app
💶 RSD and EUR
⚖️ Match the balance to the bank in one tap
🔒 Only you can see the data
Speaks your language
Русский, English, and Srpski — the app, the Telegram bot, and CashCat’s advice. Purrse picks up your browser language, and you can switch it any time.
CashCat writes on Telegram
Connect it in settings in a minute. You decide what gets sent, and when.
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A nudge to log expenses If nothing was recorded today — at an hour that suits you.
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Day, week, and month summaries How much went out, where most of it went, and how that compares with last time.
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A warning about limits When 90% of a category budget is spent — and when it’s gone.
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A reminder about payments A day before rent, a phone bill, or a subscription is due.
Or just ask:
/today /week /month
Purrse
bot
📊 Week of 5–11 October
Spent: 24,870 RSD (▼ 8%)
Most of all:
• Groceries — 11,420 RSD
• Eating out — 6,150 RSD
• Transport — 2,300 RSD
Spent: 24,870 RSD (▼ 8%)
Most of all:
• Groceries — 11,420 RSD
• Eating out — 6,150 RSD
• Transport — 2,300 RSD
⚠️ “Eating out”: 90% of the limit spent (9,000 of 10,000 RSD)
/today
📊 Today, 12 October
Spent: 3,480 RSD
Spent: 3,480 RSD
A cat with a mood
CashCat watches the budget with you — and doesn’t hide what he thinks of your spending. If you disappear, he misses you.
Budget under control
Limit exceeded
Balance is negative — he’s selling the bowl
Nothing logged for a while — he misses you
🔥 Day streak
Log expenses every day and the streak grows. One miss doesn’t break it.
How it works
Three steps, and tracking expenses stops being a chore.
You scan a receipt
With the camera at the checkout, or later from a photo.
You check the categories
Purrse has already sorted the familiar products — you only confirm the new ones.
You see where the money goes
Dashboard, limits, price history, Telegram summaries, and a cat who notices everything.
Closed alpha testing
Sign-in is by invite
A few people are trying Purrse right now: we’re catching bugs and collecting feedback. There is no open sign-up yet. If someone sent you an invite, open the link and choose a password: on the first sign-in Purrse briefly shows what is where.
I have access — sign in