Connect or upload
Connect your transaction feed or drop in receipt screenshots. Regretly organizes the evidence without asking you to build another spreadsheet.
Receipts for regrets
Regretly turns receipts into funny, painfully honest spending reports—and shows what those purchases could have become in an alternate investment timeline.
Start free. Review every classification before it reaches your report.
The Regretly promise
Laugh first. Learn second.
No finger-wagging dashboards—just useful patterns delivered with enough humor to keep you looking.
You approve the evidence
Edit classifications and remove purchases before generating a report.
Sharing is always optional
Your Hall of Shame stays private until you deliberately export it.
One receipt at a time
From screenshot to share card, every step turns fuzzy buyer’s remorse into something specific enough to change.
Connect your transaction feed or drop in receipt screenshots. Regretly organizes the evidence without asking you to build another spreadsheet.
Separate everyday spending from late-night add-to-cart decisions, then see which categories keep ambushing your budget.
Compare impulse spending with hypothetical index-fund or crypto outcomes. Forecasts are educational scenarios—not investment advice.
Generate a polished Monthly Regret Card with an Impulse Score, Hall of Shame purchase, and a persona built for the group chat.
Monthly Regret Card
87/100
Midnight Add-to-Cart Warrior
Hall of Shame
A mechanical keyboard used exactly twice
Made to be shared, not overshared
Export story-ready cards, compare monthly scores with friends, or keep the entire reckoning to yourself.
Honest pricing
Begin with the monthly reality check. Upgrade when you want help before checkout.
Free
$0
For meeting your spending alter ego.
Regretly Plus
$4.99/month
For catching an impulse while it can still become a saved dollar.
Questions before the reckoning
Your receipts remember
Upload a receipt, meet your impulse persona, and get a financial reality check you might actually share.
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