Manee's on-device AI reads Thai receipts and PromptPay slips, then hands you a spending summary. Offline, no account, nothing uploaded.
Thai slips, transfer screenshots, shop receipts — three months deep, none of it read.
Merchant, amount, category, date. Nothing typed, nothing uploaded.
It finds the Thai slips you already took — hundreds at a time, straight from Recents.
Merchant, amount, category, date. Thai or English; PromptPay slips and faded thermal paper included.
"My top three expenses this year?" Answered from your own data, on your own phone.
What the model is fine-tuned for — consistently right.
Good and improving. A wrong field is a one-tap edit.
Every other scanner sends your receipts somewhere. Manee's AI runs on your phone, so your slips never travel — and there is no database of Manee users to leak, sell or lose. Not encrypted. Not stored. Not there. This site and the app stores still handle ordinary technical data like your IP address; the Privacy Policy lists every piece.
Turn on airplane mode, then scan a receipt. Everything still works — because nothing was ever going anywhere.
No account means no password to phish, no login page to fake and no email list to leak. If a message asks you to sign in to Manee, it isn't us.
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Every new install gets full Pro for 30 days. No card, and nothing charged after — it simply drops to the free tier.
SEE PRICING →Cancel any time. The first 30 days are free and nothing is charged after — it drops to the free tier.
Manee is built and supported by one developer in Bangkok. Support mail gets a real reply, the roadmap is public, and what ships next is decided by the people using it.
On your phone, in a local database. Optional Pro backup copies it to your own iCloud or Google Drive — never ours.
No. The models run on your device — scanning and chat work in airplane mode. Nothing is sent to us or to anyone else.
Your data lives on the device, so without a backup it's gone with it. Pro's backup to your own iCloud or Google Drive restores everything on a new phone.
Yes — that's the point. Manee reads the Thai slip and gives you the merchant, amount and date in English.
Because the AI is running on your phone instead of on a server, speed comes down to your chip. Older and mid-range phones take a few seconds per slip rather than under one, and Low Power Mode slows that down further. Heat does the same: once the phone gets warm the chip throttles itself to cool off, so slips get slower the longer a big run goes — and slower again in the sun or straight off a fast charger. Set it down for a few minutes and the speed comes back. A whole-gallery batch is the heaviest thing Manee does — leave it in the foreground with Low Power Mode off and it will work through hundreds of slips. If a single receipt takes more than about 30 seconds, that's a bug: tell me which phone and I'll look at it.
No — scanning, categorising, budgets and chat never need the network, and still work in airplane mode. Manee goes online for five things only: checking for an app or model update, downloading the AI models once after install, your App Store or Google Play purchase, cloud backup if you switch it on, and today's baht–dollar rate — also only if you switch it on, in Settings → Currency. It's off by default, and with it off Manee converts at its own built-in rate. None of them carries a receipt, an amount or anything identifying you — the rate request is the same for every user. Miss the rate and you simply keep the last one you had.
Thai bank and PromptPay slips are what the model is fine-tuned for. Paper receipts are good and improving — a wrong field is a one-tap edit.