For iPhone

Pay with Apple Pay. Sortd writes it down.

Tap your phone at the counter and the purchase is in Sortd before you've left the shop. Shop, amount, card and category, with nothing to type.

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  • No bank logins
  • Data stays on your iPhone
What one tap looks like. No typing.

Every way you pay ends up in one list.

Taps come from Apple Pay. Online orders come from the receipt in your inbox. Paper receipts come from a photo. Sortd merges them, so a tap and its email receipt count once.

  • Categories that learn. Move one purchase and Sortd files that shop the same way next time.
  • Refunds matched. Money back is linked to the purchase it came from.
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SAT 19 SEP · TODAY

Seven Seeds Coffee5.50Apple Pay tap
Uber Eats31.40Gmail receipt
Kmart38.00Receipt photo
Spotify13.99Repeats monthly · due 10 Oct

TOTAL$88.89
Insights: $516.93 this month, $196 more than last month by this date, with a line chart of both months

Insights

Know by the 10th, not the 30th.

Sortd lines this month up against last month, day by day. "$196 more than last month by now" is something you can still fix.

Recurring: $33 a month on subscriptions, with Optus, Spotify and Netflix due in the next 30 days

Subscriptions & bills

See the next charge before it lands.

Sortd finds payments that repeat and works out when the next one is due. It tells you when a price goes up, or when something charges after you cancelled. A reminder the day before is one switch.

A card's own page: $292.65 spent this month, top category Groceries, six-month activity and recent purchases

Cards & currencies

Each card gets its own page.

Swipe through your cards to see what each one spent. A Singapore debit card and an Australian credit card can live side by side. Foreign purchases convert to your home currency at that day's rate, from more than 30 currencies.

Knows your bank.

Pick your bank during setup and Sortd recognises its cards on Apple Pay and in its emails. Any other bank works too.

🇸🇬 SingaporeDBSPOSBOCBCUOBStandard CharteredCitibankHSBCTrustGXSYouTrip
🇦🇺 AustraliaNABCommBankANZWestpacINGMacquarieUpubank
🇮🇳 IndiaHDFC BankICICI BankSBIAxis BankKotakIDFC First
🌐 AnywhereWiseRevolutAmerican Express+ Malaysia, US, UK and more

Three minutes to set up.

Setup shows a picture for every tap, so you never have to guess where a button is.

Setup: choosing banks by country
1

Add your cards

Choose a country, then tap your bank. Two cards from one bank is fine. Sortd only ever asks for the last 4 digits.

Setup: a drawing of the Shortcuts app with the button to tap circled
2

Connect Apple Pay

Apple lets apps hear about taps through one automation in its Shortcuts app. Sortd shows you each screen with the right button circled.

Home: $517 spent in September, card balances and categories
3

Pay as usual

From then on each tap appears within seconds, even when Sortd is closed.

Your money is your business.

Sortd has no server. Your purchases are stored on your iPhone and nowhere else, so there's nothing on our side to leak or sell.

Read the privacy policy

What Sortd knows

Bank passwordsNever asked
Card numbersLast 4 digits only
Where data livesYour iPhone
Account neededNo
Ads and trackersNone

If you connect Gmail

AccessRead-only
Emails readReceipts and bank alerts
Where they're readOn your iPhone

Export everything as a spreadsheet, or delete it all, from Settings › Your Data.

Questions

Something else? Support has more, or email support@sortd.page.

Does Sortd connect to my bank?

No. Purchases come from your Apple Pay taps, your email receipts if you connect Gmail, receipt photos, or what you add yourself.

Which purchases are logged by themselves?

In-store Apple Pay taps with your iPhone or Apple Watch. Online and in-app purchases come in from email receipts if you connect Gmail.

Why the Shortcuts app?

Apple doesn't let apps read Wallet directly in most countries. A personal automation in Shortcuts is Apple's own way to pass each tap to an app, on your iPhone, with your permission.

Does it work when I travel?

Yes. Purchases are recorded in the local currency and converted to your home currency at that day's European Central Bank rate.

What will it cost?

Pricing will be on this page and on the App Store before launch.

Which iPhones?

iOS 26 or later. Reading receipts with on-device AI needs an iPhone with Apple Intelligence. Other iPhones use simpler rules.

Stop typing your spending.

Sortd is coming to the App Store. Want to try it first? Ask to join the beta.