The AI sidekick for life, money & habits

Your second brain finally has ears.

Talk to Supalog like a friend. It captures your day, files your spending without a bank login, tracks your habits, and answers actual questions like “did the gym week make me happier, or just broker?”

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● recording · 0:24

“Stand-up dragged. Burned $12 on Uber. Finally hit the gym. Owe Jim a callback.”

02 · the journal

30 seconds of yapping. A whole life, organised.

No prompts. No blank-page panic. Just talk — Supalog catches the people, the to-dos, the spending you barely mentioned, and the vibe you actually had.

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People

Femi, Mum, the new PM

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Activities

Gym, brunch, debug

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To-dos

Send deck. Call dentist.

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Vibes

Tired-but-proud

3 to-dos extracted

03 · the money

You get 30+ bank alerts a month. They should be working for you.

Forward your bank emails once. Supalog reads every alert, tags the merchant, splits by category, and learns your rules. No Plaid. No logins. No broken connections at 2am.

From: [email protected]

Subject: Transaction Alert

Debit of USD 12.00 · UBER BV
02-MAY-26 18:14 · Bal: USD 1,420.50

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Forward once

Set one auto-forward rule in Gmail. Done forever.

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Smart rules

"Bolt is always Transport." Train it once. It remembers.

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Receipts attached

Snap a photo. Supalog pins it to the right transaction.

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Zero bank access

We never see your password. Only the alert emails you forward.

06 · the questions

The stuff you'd probably ask first.

How does Supalog track my spending without a bank login?

You forward your bank-alert emails to a personal Supalog inbox address — one rule, set once. Supalog parses every alert, tags the merchant, splits by category, and learns your rules. We never see your password, balance, or anything beyond what you choose to forward.

Is my journal private? Who can see it?

Only you. Your audio and transcribed journal entries are saved to your account so you can replay or revisit them, and only your account can access them. Text, audio, and financial data are encrypted at rest with AES-256. Your data is never used to train AI models — ours or anyone else's. Full details on our /privacy page.

How much does Supalog cost?

Supalog is a paid subscription, billed through the Apple App Store. Current pricing is shown on the App Store listing before you subscribe, and you can cancel anytime from your App Store account settings.

What if the AI gets something wrong?

Every AI-extracted item is editable. Tap any tag, transaction, person, or to-do to fix it — and every answer in the chat cites the journal entries and transactions it used, so you can always check the receipts.

Which countries and currencies does Supalog support?

Supalog works worldwide. Pricing is in USD on the App Store but the in-app ledger handles USD, EUR, GBP, and 20+ other currencies — each transaction is tagged in the currency of the original alert.

Can I export or delete my data?

Yes — both. Export pulls every journal entry, extracted entity, and transaction as JSON or CSV. Account deletion is one tap in Settings, or email [email protected] and we'll handle it within 30 days.

Didn't see your question? Hit up /support — we reply within a day.

Your second brain finally has ears.

The one app that knows your days, your money, and your portfolio — and can hold a real conversation about any of it.

30 seconds of yapping. A whole life, organised.

You get 30+ bank alerts a month. They should be working for you.

The patterns you'd never spot alone.

Your journal is yours. Like, actually.

The stuff you'd probably ask first.

Say something.
We're listening.

Your second brain finally has ears.

The one app that knows your days, your money, and your portfolio — and can hold a real conversation about any of it.

30 seconds of yapping. A whole life, organised.

You get 30+ bank alerts a month. They should be working for you.

The patterns you'd never spot alone.

Your journal is yours. Like, actually.

The stuff you'd probably ask first.

Say something. We're listening.

Say something.
We're listening.