Android budget app that can add transactions via photo of receipt?

[gaikokujinkyofusho]

Hi, I have been going through the different personal finance applications available for Android and am unsure which of the apps fits one of my primary criteria. I work abroad quite often so I get all sorts of receipts while running around and pushing a variety of buttons then whipping out the keyboard to fill in all the details is a bit tedious so, I am pretty sure I heard of an application that could take a picture of a receipt then add it as a transition. Since the receipts I get are different languages I’d be happy if the app could just fill in as much info as possible and I could go back in and fill it later, something like date/amount then a pull down menu that gives me an option of which category it goes in. Mint is great but lumping all the ATM transactions to cash and then not being able to track specifically what the cash is going to is killing me. Also, while certainly not critical, a location of the transaction would be helpful.

Any suggestions for an app(s) that covers this would really be appreciated.

Cheers,

-Gaiko

[jasminewilson]

I am not totally aware on what application is suitable because there are numerous online money management programs available, but few are as easy to use as Mint.com and it’s absolutely free! Now Mint is even better for consumers who need help remembering to pay bills. According to Lifehacker, Mint has bill reminders (http://personalmoneynetwork.com/moneyblog/2011/08/23/mint-bill-reminder-service/) for the procrastinators among us. Moreover, considering that the Mint app is free like the rest of the service and it has all the same features, it’s hard to find fault. Not only does the Mint app pool all of your financial accounts like the desktop service, but it also categorizes all transactions automatically and helps devise a savings plan that fits your level of income. Another thing is Mint.com’s create-a-budget feature has a rollover function that allows for on-the-fly adjustment when your monthly spending is significantly above or below the target number. This will certainly help the user to manage his or her spending! Isn't that great?