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Find money you are losing every month: subscriptions, price rises, double charges and bills, found in your own receipts, with the fix one sentence away.
FreeMacYour Google account, for Gmail
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Use itHow it worksLimitsWhere it's kept
Use it
Find it
get my money back
audit my subscriptions
Everything that repeats, and what to do firstmy bills
Electricity, phone and internet: the usual month and the highest
Fix it
cancel HBO Max
A Google Play subscription cancelled in your Chrome after one yesfix my Google Play card
Play's payment methods opened to change the carddraft an email to Visible asking to keep my old price
Drafted and shown, never sentcompare electricity plans cheaper than my Gexa bill
Cheaper plans for a bill you pay
Add a bank
import ~/Downloads/statement.csv
Your bank's own export, for charges your mail does not showconnect my bank
sync my bank
Read-only through Plaid, only with Plaid keys of your own for now (bank statements)
How it works
Jevie reads a year of receipts, invoices and bills in your Gmail and finds what repeats: a subscription, a bill, a plan that crept up. It flags what matters most first: a card failing, a service billed twice, a price that went up, two services doing the same job, a trial about to charge you.
The most urgent one becomes a card a day on your phone's home screen. A purchase that drops in price at a big store is caught too, with the price-adjustment request drafted. Nothing is cancelled, sent or bought until you say yes.
Limits
- Cancelling works for Google Play subscriptions; others get the steps to follow.
- Without a bank, only charges that reach your Gmail are seen; totals in US dollars only.
- Each receipt's text goes to Cloudflare to read its total; a bank connects through Plaid, read-only, and Jevie Cloud keeps nothing.
Where it's kept
Your ledger as expenses.org beside your notes; a bank's token in your Keychain.
In Jevie, help get my money back
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Updated 23 October 2026 · Something wrong or missing? Tell us