Stop categorizing the same merchant twice
Teach Kiskadees once: UBER → Transport, IFOOD → Food. Optional tags and household member attribution keep the ledger clean for you and your home.
Recurring merchants waste your nights
Every Uber, Netflix, and grocery run lands uncategorized — or wrong — until you fix it by hand.
Pattern → category (and more)
Create rules that match descriptions and apply category, tags, and — on Premium household — which member the expense belongs to.
The result
Clean categories without retyping — reports, budgets, and household digests stay accurate.
Rules match bank and card descriptions (case-insensitive). Longer patterns win when several could match.
Bulk apply fills uncategorized transactions and credit-card lines without opening each one.
Household Premium: attribute matching bank transactions to a member so shared digests stay fair.
Real example
Rule: UBER → Transport + tag Work + attribute to Ana. Every ride lands correctly for her share of the month.
What you can do
- Description patterns mapped to categories
- Optional tags on every match
- Household member attribution (Premium)
- Bulk apply on transactions and card expenses
How it works
- 1
Pick a pattern
Use a merchant fragment you see often — UBER, IFOOD, NETFLIX.
- 2
Choose category and extras
Add tags; if you share a Premium household, pick the member.
- 3
Bulk apply
Categorize past uncategorized lines in one click.
Frequently asked questions
Do rules work on credit card expenses?
Is this the same as transaction automation rules?
Can I edit a rule later?
Do I need Premium?
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