Yes. ExpenseBot is a multi-currency expense tracker — it detects the currency on each receipt automatically and converts it to your home currency, so you never do FX math by hand.
How it works
- Currency detection. When you capture a receipt (photo, upload, or Gmail auto-scan), the AI reads the currency from the symbol and the receipt's formatting. It distinguishes similar symbols — a US dollar isn't confused with a Canadian, Hong Kong, or Singapore dollar — across 40+ major and regional world currencies (USD, EUR, GBP, JPY, AUD, CAD, CHF, CNY, HKD, SGD, NZD, INR, ZAR, and more).
- Date-accurate conversion. The conversion uses the exchange rate on the receipt's transaction date, not today's rate. ExpenseBot first tries the historical rate for that exact day; if no historical data exists for that currency pair, it falls back to the live rate.
- Both amounts kept. Each row stores the original currency and amount (what the receipt said) alongside the converted home-currency amount and the rate used.
- Editable rate. The exchange rate lives in an editable cell (the FX Rate column). Override it with the exact rate your card issuer applied if you want a row to match your statement to the cent — the converted total recalculates automatically.
- Reports in your home currency. Because every foreign receipt is converted on the way in, your totals, category breakdowns, and exports all come out in your home currency for taxes, reimbursement, or your accountant — with the original amounts still visible per row.
Who it's for
International freelancers and digital nomads, remote teams spread across countries, agencies with overseas clients and vendors, and anyone who travels for work and comes home with receipts in several currencies.
Learn more on the multi-currency expense tracker page.