What's new in Raqam

Raqam, from the beginning

The first version of Raqam. Built around one idea: logging an expense should take a sentence, not a form. Everything below shipped on day one.

• NewNatural-language entry. Type it like a text message — "coffee with sara 800" — and Raqam parses the amount, category and merchant for you.
• NewAI receipt scanning. Photograph a receipt and Raqam reads the total, merchant and category, flagging anything it's not confident about so you can double-check before saving.
• NewAsk Raqam AI. Ask a plain question about your spending — "what did I spend on food?" — and get an answer built from your real entries, with the exact expenses behind it shown underneath so you can check its work.
• NewSpending explained. A month-over-month breakdown of why your total moved, written as sentences and grounded in your real category totals — never invented figures.
• NewBudgets. Set an overall monthly budget, or cap individual categories like Food or Transport.
• NewRecurring bills. Track subscriptions and fixed bills separately from everyday spending, with due-date reminders.
• NewInsights. Category breakdown, a calendar heatmap of daily spending, and a six-month trend view.
• NewWeekly and monthly recap stories — a quick visual summary of where the money went.
• NewBilingual. Full English and Urdu support, switchable any time.
• NewOffline-first. Logging, editing and browsing all work with no connection — everything lives in an encrypted database on your phone and syncs the moment you're back online.
• NewReports. Export to CSV, or a branded PDF with totals, a category breakdown and the full transaction table.
• NewPKR plus over a dozen other currencies, biometric lock, and light, dark and system themes.