Manual entry is too complex.
Categorizing every line of a grocery receipt takes too long. Maintaining accuracy with manual entry feels like an impossible task.
Forward your receipts and bank emails. arus analyzes them, categorizes each item, and reconciles them all to give you the full context of every expense.
Your quiet assistant
Shop, pay and send things back the way you always do. arus works through each email as it arrives. When you open the app, your month already adds up.
Today, handled for you
Thu, May 21Sorted your Ranch Market receipt
14 items into Groceries, Personal care, Home and Pets
Matched two BCA alerts to one payment
Rp 846,300, counted once
Linked a refund to the chair you returned
+Rp 2,400,000, paid back, not income
One question for you
Did the store refund the Rp 350,000 shipping?
arus understands all of them, from bank payment notifications to refunds, shipping and tax charges, and categorizes each one properly.
arus categorizes every one of the 14 items in a single grocery run, so you see a fine-grained breakdown of every expense.
arus knows that the transfer notification and the online store’s email receipt belong to one transaction.
The tracking problem
Behind every total are the items, the fees and sometimes a refund. Tracking spending accurately means capturing all of it and keeping every record correct, month after month.
Categorizing every line of a grocery receipt takes too long. Maintaining accuracy with manual entry feels like an impossible task.
A bank feed has a merchant name and an amount. Different import paths also create duplicate transactions for you to reconcile.
How arus does it
Forward the order email, the bank alert, the refund, the receipts and the statements. arus matches them all and keeps the context of every transaction, automatically.
What you forward
Order email · Tokopedia
4 items and shipping
Card alert · BCA
Payment of Rp 412,000
Refund email · Tokopedia
1 item out of stock
Tokopedia order
3 sources · 1 purchase · counted once
Inbox for your finance
You get your own arus address. Everything that lands there is read, sorted item by item, joined to its purchase and counted once. You step in only when your answer changes the numbers.
you@inbox.arus.appSend any receipt or bank email to your address, or set up a forwarding rule once. The original stays attached, so you can always open it.
In the betaEach item gets its own category, and each email joins the purchase it belongs to. A payment counts once, even when the shop, the bank and your e-wallet all report it.
In developmentWhen something is unclear, arus asks one short question with the evidence beside it. Your answer sticks, even when new emails arrive.
In developmentA trusted bird’s-eye view
arus looks inside every transaction. It reads each item, puts it in the right category and links the fees and refunds that belong to it.
Full context makes your report true to life. The categories fit what you bought, the amounts are correct, and the month looks like the one you had.
No fine-tuning required. You don’t write rules or adjust categories by hand. arus sorts every item for you as each email arrives.
Planned, not available in the beta yet
What you own and owe across your accounts, next to what you spend.
Snap a paper receipt and it joins the same record as your emails.
Statements fill in what email never reports, and check that the totals match.
Type “lunch, nasi padang, 35k, cash” and arus adds it like any receipt.
We send invites in small batches. Yours comes by email with your own forwarding address. Forward a receipt, and it shows up in arus shortly after.
Order confirmations, e‑receipts, bank and card alerts, and delivery or refund notices, in English or Indonesian. If arus can’t read one, it tells you instead of guessing.
Not yet. Today arus works from the emails you forward. That is where the details are: the items, the fees and the refunds. Bank statements are planned, to fill in what email never reports.
Every number opens to the email it came from, so you can check it. When arus is unsure, it asks you instead of guessing.
We are opening access slowly while we are building. Sign up to join the waitlist and help us build arus.