For everyone who pays by UPI and card
It's the 20th. Where did your salary go?
You're not bad with money. You just can't see where it goes. Kanso logs every payment from your bank's SMS, so finally, you can.
Free · Android · Your data never leaves your phone
Be honest
Sound familiar?
- You opened your bank app, saw the balance, and thought "that can't be right."
- You've started a budget spreadsheet. More than once.
- You've stared at
UPI/6284…/RAMESH KUMAR · ₹1,100and had no idea what it was. - You've said "I'll track it properly from next month." Every month.
- Your salary arrives, and by the 20th you're wondering where it went.
If you nodded even once, you're not alone. Almost nobody knows where their money really goes.
The real problem
It's not the big bills. It's the small taps.
Rent and EMIs you remember. It's the ₹40s and ₹150s, paid without thinking, that quietly empty your account.
That's ₹98,400 a year. You never see it, because nothing shows it to you. An example, but you probably know your own version.
It's not your fault
Tracking shouldn't need willpower
You didn't fail at tracking. The tools failed you.
Need you to type every ₹40 chai. Nobody can keep that up for long.
Want your bank login, see your balances, and keep it all on their servers.
Pay for themselves with ads, loan offers, or your spending profile.
How Kanso solves it
So Kanso does the tracking for you
No typing. No bank login. Just the SMS your bank already sends you.
1
Pay as usual
Card, UPI or bank. Kanso logs it from your bank's SMS in seconds. No typing, nothing missed.
2
Add what it was for
One tap on the alert. Pick a category or type "plumber". You'll always know why.
3
Stay on track
See your month at a glance and set limits. A heads-up at 80%, not a shock at 100%.
Your month, before Kanso and after
Before
- "Where did my salary go?"
- Typing every spend, then giving up
- A statement full of names you can't place
- Finding out you overspent on the 30th
- Handing your bank login to an app
With Kanso
- Every rupee, by category, in one screen
- Logged from SMS automatically
- A note on each spend: "plumber", "Goa cab"
- A heads-up at 80% of your limit
- Nothing leaves your phone
And everything else you'd want
Automatic from SMS
Works with almost every Indian bank and card.
Skips the noise
OTPs, offers and failed payments are ignored.
Notes in one tap
Remember what each spend was for.
Spending limits
Monthly, per category and per card.
Renewals & EMIs
A reminder before each one is due.
Trips & splits
Who paid, who owes, shared on WhatsApp.
Search anything
Find a spend by shop, place or amount.
Cash too
Two taps, or just say "180 auto".
Backup & app lock
Your file, your fingerprint or PIN.
Private and secure by design
Your money data stays on your phone. Here's exactly what Kanso touches.
Reads
- Payment alerts from your bank and cards
- Payment notifications from UPI apps, if you allow it
- Your location while Kanso is open, if you allow it
Never
- Personal chats or any non-payment SMS
- OTPs and passwords
- Your bank login, balances or statements
- Your location while Kanso is closed
It can't even use the internet.
Kanso doesn't have Android's internet permission, so it can't send your data anywhere, not to us and not to anyone. You don't have to trust us; you can check.
- Open Settings → Apps → Kanso
- Tap Permissions → All permissions
- Internet access isn't there
- No bank login
- No account
- No servers
- No ads or tracking
- App lock: fingerprint or PIN
- Backups only when you choose
Questions
Is it safe to give Kanso SMS access?
Yes. Kanso reads SMS only on your phone and keeps only bank payment alerts. Personal messages and OTPs are skipped. It can't upload anything: it has no internet permission.
Does it work with my bank?
Almost certainly. It works with HDFC, SBI, ICICI, Axis, Kotak and nearly every other Indian bank and card.
What about cash?
Add it in two taps, or just say "180 auto".
Is there an iPhone version?
Not yet. iPhones don't let apps read SMS, so Kanso is Android-only for now.
Never ask "where did it go?" again.
Start this month. Know where every rupee goes, and what it was for.