Numa

An iPhone app that brings a household's everyday spending into one clear picture. Built by Jetmir Mehmetaj, one of the engineers DartLabs works with.

Platform
iPhone
Built for
Individuals and households
Privacy
No ads, analytics or tracking
Live at
numa.jetmir.dev
The Numa website showing the app on an iPhone Numa home screen in light mode with cash flow, budgets and wallets Numa home screen in dark mode

The problem

Keeping track of shared spending is admin nobody wants to do. Receipts pile up, costs are split between people, and it's hard to see where the month's money went.

What was built

  • Shared wallets

    Keep a wallet for yourself or share one, and see what came in, what went out and who paid.

  • Receipt scanning

    The iPhone reads the receipt on the device, then you check the details and save.

  • Budgets and reports

    Spending by category, useful reports and budgets show where the month went.

  • A built-in MCP server

    People can connect a compatible AI assistant using access tokens they control and can revoke.

Key decisions

  • Private by intention

    No ads, no analytics and no tracking, and the privacy policy is written in plain English.

  • On-device first

    Receipts are read on the phone, and a photo only goes to a cloud service if the user chooses that.

  • No password to forget

    Sign in with Apple keeps accounts simple, and people can hide their email address.

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