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Turns Gmail receipts into a subscription and spending dashboard.
Clint scans a connected Gmail inbox (and optionally Google Drive) for invoices and receipts, then uses AI to pull out vendor names, amounts, dates, and line items without requiring bank login credentials. It flags recurring subscriptions with renewal alerts, breaks down spending by vendor and category, and supports multiple currencies. Manual entry, PDF upload, and photo scanning are also available. It is built by Turkey-based founder Yakup Bayrak as an "open startup," with a free plan (40 AI credits a month) and paid tiers from $5 to $24 a month that add more credits and longer credit rollover.
Flow plan is $5/month for 150 AI credits; each AI invoice scan uses one credit, manual entries are free.
Use tool ↗Clint's angle is mining your inbox for the receipts you'd otherwise never log by hand, which makes subscription tracking closer to automatic. It's built by a small team, so support and roadmap depend on a single named founder rather than a company with dedicated staff.
Watch out: Granting Gmail/Drive access means the app can read across your inbox looking for receipts, not just a dedicated folder.
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