Gayle AI Expenses

AI expense filing · WhatsApp only

No app to install. Just WhatsApp.

Photograph a receipt and send it to a number you already have open. AI reads the merchant, date, total, tax and currency straight off the image, picks the category, and files it in seconds. Nobody types a figure. Nobody spends an evening keying them in.

Or scan to start

Point your phone's camera at the code and WhatsApp opens the conversation.

  • Nothing to download
  • Filed in seconds
  • Categorised by AI

How it works

Three steps, and you only do two of them.

No download, no account to create, no password, no onboarding call and no chart of accounts to configure. You message, you send photos, and the AI does the third step on its own.

Step 01

Open WhatsApp

The one you already have, on the phone already in your hand. Message us, give an email address once, and that is the entire signup — nothing to install and nothing to log in to.

Step 02

Send the photos

One receipt or twenty. Snap and send, with no captions, no keywords and nothing to type. It works out for itself when you've finished.

Step 03

The AI does the rest

Merchant, date, total, tax and currency come off the image and a category is chosen for each one. The photo is archived, the expense filed, and a single summary comes back — usually before you've put your phone away.


Watch it work

A whole expense claim, in one conversation.

Three receipts photographed at the counter, read and categorised by AI, filed before the taxi arrives, and a sign-in link back to the portal — without leaving the chat, installing anything, or typing a single figure.

This is the real exchange, at the real pace. Nobody types DONE; it works out for itself when the batch has finished arriving.

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What it saves you

The typing was always the expensive part.

Reading a receipt and copying it into a spreadsheet is work somebody is paid by the hour to do. It is also the part a machine does in seconds — at any hour, in any layout or language, without getting bored on the fortieth one.

The way it works now

  • Receipts collect in a wallet, a drawer or a glovebox
  • Somebody photographs, renames and uploads them
  • Somebody types the merchant, date, total and tax into a spreadsheet
  • Somebody guesses the category weeks after the event
  • Somebody chases fifteen people for the ones that never arrived
  • Month end takes a weekend, and the figures are only as good as the typing

Hours of somebody's week, every week — and the receipt nobody can find.

With Gayle AI

  • The receipt is photographed at the counter and sent
  • AI reads the merchant, date, total, tax and currency off the image
  • It picks the category as it files, while the spend is still recent
  • The photograph is archived beside the row that came from it
  • Everyone files their own, from their own number, into their own space
  • Month end is one export, and the figures came off the receipts themselves

Seconds per receipt. Nobody keying anything in, and the photograph is still there to check.


What you get

An assistant, not another app.

Every decision here removes a step from somebody’s day rather than adding a screen to their phone.

Nothing to download

It runs inside the WhatsApp already on your phone. No app, no account, no password and no new habit to build.

The AI reads the receipt

Merchant, date, total, tax and currency lifted straight off the photograph — whatever the layout, however it was folded.

It categorises as it files

Meals, travel, fuel, supplies. Every receipt lands in a category while the spend is still recent, so month end is a sort rather than a reconstruction.

Seconds, not an evening

A receipt is filed before you have left the counter. Nothing queues up for somebody to process on Friday.

Nobody keys anything in

No data entry, no one chasing photographs, and no weekend spent matching faded slips to a card statement.

A batch is one conversation

Five photos cost three messages: got them, reading five now, and here is the summary. Not five separate threads.

Your receipts are yours

Every row is filed under a key that belongs to you alone. Nobody else’s sign-in can reach it.

The image is kept

The original photograph is archived beside the row, so an expense claim is never just a number in a list.

CSV whenever you want it

Export the lot from the portal in one click and hand it to whoever does your books.


The portal

Everything you've sent, in one place.

Search the lot, check a figure against the photograph it came off, correct anything the reader got wrong, and export the period your accountant asked for.

There is no password to remember. Reply PORTAL on WhatsApp and a sign-in link arrives on your own number, good for ten minutes.


Where it earns its keep

For anyone who dreads the end of the month.

The same thing goes wrong everywhere: the receipt and the moment it mattered get separated, and somebody spends a weekend putting them back together.

Business travel

On the road, in three currencies

A week of taxis, hotels and airport lunches, each one filed at the counter with the currency it was paid in. Nothing to reconstruct from a card statement at the departure gate.

Company expenses

Everyone files their own

Each person sends from their own number into their own private space. Finance stops chasing fifteen people for photographs and exports one CSV at month end.

Freelance

Billing a client back

Rebill with the receipt attached rather than a best guess. The original image stays with the line, so an invoice query is settled by looking, not arguing.

Field teams

Nowhere near a laptop

Drivers, engineers, site crews and reps. Fuel, parts and parking get filed from the forecourt, because anyone who can send a photo can file an expense.

Small business

The shoebox of till slips

Supplier runs, hardware, stock top-ups. Each slip is filed the moment it's handed over, while it's still legible, instead of fading in a drawer until March.

Grants & projects

Spending that must be evidenced

Funders and auditors want proof, not a spreadsheet. Every line keeps the photograph that justifies it, ready to hand over as a claim or a report.


Questions

The things people ask first.

Do I need to download anything?
No. If you have WhatsApp, you have everything you need. There is no app, no browser extension, no account to create and no software to keep updated — and nothing to get your IT team involved in.
How fast is it?
Seconds. A receipt sent at the counter is usually read, categorised and filed before you have put your phone back in your pocket. A batch of twenty comes back as one summary rather than twenty replies.
Do I have to categorise them myself?
No — the AI picks a category as it files, so the sorting is done while the spend is still recent rather than guessed at weeks later. If it chooses badly, change it in the portal and the export follows.
How do I sign up?
Message us on WhatsApp and give us your email address once. That's the whole signup — you can start sending receipts in the same conversation, and the email is also how you sign in to the portal.
What happens to my receipt photos?
Each image is archived in your own private folder and linked to the expense it belongs to, so you always have the original to hand — for a client, an audit or a warranty claim.
Can I get my data out?
Yes. Export everything to CSV from the portal whenever you like, and take it to your accountant or straight into your accounting system.
Can more than one person use it?
Yes. Everyone gets their own private space, keyed to their own WhatsApp number and email address. One person's receipts are never visible to another.
What if the AI reads something wrong?
Open the portal and correct the row. The archived photo sits next to it, so you can check the figure against the receipt itself rather than taking the extraction on trust. Anything it was unsure of is flagged for review rather than filed quietly.

Start now

Nobody should be typing receipts.

Your next one can be photographed, read, categorised and filed before you've left the counter.

Or scan to start

WhatsApp opens on your phone with the conversation ready.

Free to try · No card · Nothing to install · Your first receipt takes about thirty seconds