Every rand, accounted for.
Bring in a statement or add transactions as you go, then set a limit per category. Meer shows what you’ve spent, what’s left, and how many days it has to last.
Then it goes further. Meer recognises South African merchants properly, finds the subscriptions you’ve forgotten about, catches the ones that quietly went up, and adds up what they’ve cost you. Ask it anything about your own money — or let it come to you.
Ask your money, anything.
The assistant can see your transactions, your budgets and your full history. Ask where the money went in August, why last month ran short, or what you actually spend at one shop — and it answers from your data rather than a guess.
It works the other way round too. Meer runs its checks every day and brings things to you before you’d think to ask.
A subscription that went up, and what that costs over a year
A free trial that quietly converted to a paid plan
A year of bank fees, added up
Nothing renews unnoticed.
Meer spots a recurring charge from the pattern — same merchant, same rough amount, same rhythm. You don’t tag anything and you don’t connect an account. Import a statement and the list builds itself.
Then it watches them. When one goes up, Meer tells you what it was, what it is now, and what the difference comes to over a year. It keeps the running total too, so you can see what a subscription has taken since the day you signed up. That’s usually a bigger number than people expect.
Recurring charges found from the pattern, with nothing to tag
A price rise flagged with what it was, what it is, and the year's difference
The running total a subscription has cost since you signed up
NetflixMonthlyR249
SpotifyMonthlyR129R8 388
Save money and keep tabs on your spending.
Create a budget and keep track of your spending. Use your budget to help you reach your financial goals — Meer shows what’s left in each category, not just what’s already gone.
Budgets per category, with your spending tracked against each one
This month compared against the months before it
What is left to spend, not just what is already gone
See how much further your money can go.
Import one statement and see what a year of your own money actually looks like.