Track spending in any currency
Spend in euros, dirhams or yen and see every total in your own currency, converted at the rate for the day you paid.
Travel, a second home, paying for things online from abroad: the moment two currencies are involved, most expense trackers either refuse the entry or quietly store €20 as if it were $20. Vermeil does neither.
How conversion works
Mention the currency when you log an expense (“taxi 25 euros”), or let a receipt show it. Vermeil looks up the published exchange rate for that date and records the expense in your own currency.
The original stays on the entry: the foreign amount, the currency, the rate and the date of the rate. You can always see what you actually paid and how it was converted.
One ledger, one currency
Your budgets, charts and monthly totals all add up in a single currency, the one you chose for your account. That is what makes a month with three currencies in it still readable: a dining budget means the same thing whether the meal was in Lisbon or at home.
Your account can be kept in any of 20 currencies.
No rate, no guess
The AI never does the arithmetic and never uses a rate it remembers. Every conversion uses a real rate fetched for that day. If a rate is not available, or a currency is mentioned that cannot be placed, Vermeil asks you for the amount in your own currency instead of storing a number that might be wrong.
You can also just ask: “how much is 40 pounds in dollars?” gets you an answer quoted from today's rate.
Built for trips
- Say it out loud in the taxi, in whatever language the driver speaks.
- Photograph the restaurant bill; the currency on the slip is picked up.
- Ask afterwards what the trip cost, in your own money.
Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial, and no card is needed to begin.
- Log expenses by voice in any language.
- Scan receipts from anywhere.