One-Click Bill Checkup
Upload a bill, see your spending, plan next month
One-Click Bill Checkup
Upload a bill, see your spending, plan next month
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By the end of the month, do you only know that your money is gone—but not where it went? Don’t want to track every expense, and tired of ads and subscriptions in budgeting apps? This Skill gives one month of transactions a checkup. Upload a bill exported from WeChat or Alipay (or paste the text) to get: ① Actual spending: Automatically excludes Huabei repayments, transfers into Yu’e Bao, and incomplete orders. Refunds offset the original purchase, so transfers of thousands of yuan aren’t mistaken for spending. ② Where your money goes: Ranked spending categories, including how much goes to needs versus wants. ③ Checkup findings: Money leaks such as frequent food delivery, late-night impulse orders, automatic renewals, and frequent small purchases—each backed by numbers. ④ A draft budget for next month: Identifies the three habits worth changing most, estimates potential savings, and breaks them into weekly amounts based on your savings goal. When it’s unclear whether an entry is a red envelope, transfer, or split bill, it asks you first instead of guessing. It won’t guess amounts that are unreadable in screenshots. Choose between a gentle or sharp-tongued tone. Suitable for office workers who want to save but can’t stick with expense tracking, parents managing household spending, and young people who want a clearer view of their spending habits. The examples shown use fictional teaching data. This Skill only analyzes personal spending; it does not recommend investments, funds, insurance, or loans. Bills are used only for this analysis, and you should remove names, card numbers, and other personal information before uploading.
Why we love this skill
Turns WeChat and Alipay statements into a reliable spending overview, spots hidden leaks, and creates an actionable budget draft based on your savings goal.
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