Write a line. Hold the mic. Snap a receipt. Capi handles the currency math in the background, and every Sunday drops you a short note about what shifted, what's new, and what's gone quiet.
You don't need another budget. You need a way to look at the number without flinching. Here's what avoidance usually sounds like, in your own head.
You don't open the banking app on purpose.
Opening it would mean knowing the number, and you'd rather guess.
You promise yourself, next month I'll track.
The receipts pile up in a drawer until you forget what they were for.
Sunday night, your partner asks how we did this month.
You have a feeling. You don't have a number.
Capi sits inside Telegram. You tell it what you spent in plain words, voice notes, or a forwarded statement. It does the currency math, the categories, the Sunday note. You stop dreading the number.
Capi isn't a budgeting app. It's more like a quiet habit, for people who already feel responsible about money and would rather not open another dashboard to prove it.
You earn in one place and spend in another. Almost every tracker out there quietly assumes one currency. Capi simply holds them all, and gives you a single honest total.
YNAB. Monarch. Copilot. Downloaded, opened, and quietly given up on by week three. Capi doesn't ask you to open anything. You just type a line on the way to the bus.
You'd rather see what happened than be lectured about it. Capi tells you, in plain sentences, where the money actually went. What you do with that is up to you.
About twelve seconds a day. You type it, say it, or snap it, and Capi does the parsing, the currency, and the category in the background. Nothing else to open or maintain.

On Sunday mornings, Capi reads the whole week back to itself. Across cards, currencies, and categories. Then it writes you a few sentences about what's new, what's gone quiet, and what looks like a small leak. Three short paragraphs you can read on the way to make coffee.
Capi never says "you overspent." It says "I noticed." That tiny shift, from audit to company, is what keeps people logging past week five.
Hey, quick one. You spent €412 this week, mostly quiet. That's about $445, roughly $62 below your usual.
One thing I noticed: groceries hit €168, the highest since February. Not a problem. Just flagging it in case it surprises you.
Also, your Spotify family plan renewed at €15.99 on Thursday. You added it back in October. Still using it?
I dropped the three-app Sunday ritual. Capi just sits in my Telegram now, like a friend who noticed something.
Three jobs, one small character. Built around the one question tracker apps never quite answer. Where did my money actually go?
Type "coffee 4.50". Hold the mic and say "groceries, forty-five at Mercadona." Or just snap the receipt. Capi hears it, parses it, and shows you what it got. One tap, and it's in.
One number for the whole month, even if it ran through four currencies. Have a bank statement? Drop it in. CSV or PDF, from Nubank, Revolut, Wise, Banco Inter, whatever you've got. Capi reads the lot.
The Sunday digest tells you what moved, what's quiet, and what's new. Want more? Ask. Things like "how much on food in April?" get a real answer, in your own language, grounded in the boring old rules of personal finance. Not vibes.
Cancel anytime, we won't ask why. The longer plans cost a lot less per month. Stack onto your existing time when you renew.
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Ask /mydata to get an Excel file of everything Capi has on you. Ask /forget to delete the lot within 7 days.
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If yours isn't here, send it to [email protected]. We read them all.
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