Use Wallet where it is reliable
A personal automation can pass eligible transaction details to Monetor. You choose the cards and review the action that runs.
A real month is Wallet taps, physical cards, cash, subscriptions, and paper receipts. Monetor gives each purchase the right route into one ledger.
Completeness is the feature
Apple’s Transaction trigger can reduce typing for supported in-person taps. It does not make Apple Wallet a budget, read complete history, or capture every way money leaves. Monetor combines that useful automation with the inputs needed to finish the picture.
A personal automation can pass eligible transaction details to Monetor. You choose the cards and review the action that runs.
Photograph a cash or paper receipt. OCR proposes merchant, date, tax, total, and line items; you correct the draft before saving.
Physical-card purchases, transfers, tips, refunds, and cash without a receipt stay easy to add or reconcile manually.
One ledger, four inputs
No single capture method sees everything. A deliberate mix is more reliable than pretending one feed is complete.
Let the Wallet Transaction automation run the Monetor Shortcut. Review the amount, currency, merchant, time, and wallet mapping.
Scan the receipt when item-level context matters. Keep the image only as long as your record and privacy needs require.
Create a recurring bill for rent, subscriptions, loan payments, and other scheduled money so the month shows them before they happen.
Enter cash, a physical-card purchase, refund, or adjusted tip manually. Fast correction is part of automation, not evidence that it failed.
Choose one regular time. Compare your wallets and recent receipts, confirm recurring payments, correct merchant names, remove duplicates, and add the purchases that never triggered an automation.
Join Monetor early access for iPhone and choose your capture mix during setup.