Utility bills.
Electricity, water, internet, phone. Amount, due date, reminder.
Skip to contentA photo of the bill.
(photo of the electricity bill)
A photo of the bill.
A reminder before the date.
"Bills and the school timetable reach me as photos on WhatsApp. Can something read them and remind me before the date?" Yes. Forward the photo, or take one.
Try it freeSee it happen ↓The short answer.
Forward the photo, or take one. Handled reads the amount, who it is from and the due date, and asks one question: remind you the day before? Say yes and the reminder is set. Bills, invoices, the school timetable, a parking fine, a letter with a deadline. Several photos in a row get one answer with the total.
What happens.
The chat on the left. What it produced on the right.
(photo of the electricity bill)Electricity bill, 2,564 kr, due 26 September. Remind you the day before?
yes
Done. Reminder Thursday 25 September at 09:00.
What it readHandled
FromEllevio, electricity
Amount2,564.38 kr
Due26 September
ReferenceRead from the bill, kept for you
Reminder25 September, 09:00
Three facts and a reminder, from one photo. Send three bills in a row and you get one answer with the total.
Where it fits.
Four situations people use this for every week.
Invoices from a supplier.
Into the calendar with the amount, so the cash is there on the day.
The school timetable.
Every session in the calendar with a reminder. See the timetable page.
A fine or a notice.
Amount, reference, pay-by date, and how to contest.
Afterwards.
The first message is never the last. Three things people write in the weeks that follow.
1
"What did I pay Ellevio in August?"
Answered from the bills you sent.
2
"Three receipts, one total."
Send them in a row and ask once.
3
"Put the due date in my calendar too."
An event with the amount in the title.
What it needs.
Nothing to connect for reading and reminders. A connected calendar gets the due date as an event. It does not pay the bill; it reads, reminds and keeps the reference for you.
Questions people ask.
Which photos can it read?
Bills, invoices, receipts, timetables, letters, tickets. A photo taken straight on in daylight reads best.
Does it pay the bill?
No. It reads the amount and the date and reminds you. Paying stays with you.
Where does the date go?
A reminder in the chat, and an event in your calendar if one is connected.
Can it read several at once?
Yes. Send them in a row and ask for the total or the list.
What if the photo is blurry?
It asks about the one line it could not read, or asks for a second photo of that part.
Is the photo stored?
In your own environment only, until you delete it. Nothing is shared.
Send the next bill.
Forward the photo as it arrives. The amount, the date and the reminder come back in the chat. Free to try, no app to install.