iTefteri
“How much did I make this month?”
You find out from the accountant, two months later. With iTefteri you know every evening: income, expenses, what's left. From your phone.
- Record an income or expense in 10 seconds, as it happens.
- Photo of the receipt — and the entry writes itself.
- Totals per day, month, category and supplier. No spreadsheets.
No card needed. After the trial, from €3.50 + VAT per month — less than one coffee a week.
How it goes today
If this sounds familiar, you're not the only one.
- Receipts in pockets, notebooks and on the car dashboard. Some reach the accountant, some don't.
- At the end of the month you sit down on a Saturday to gather them all. And you still don't know if you came out ahead.
- The accountant gives you July's numbers in September. Too late to change anything.
How it goes with iTefteri
Three steps. Nothing to install, no training.
- Getting paid or paying? Record it right then from your phone: amount, category, who. Three taps.
- Got a receipt? Take a photo. iTefteri reads the amount, tax ID, VAT and category and prepares the entry. You tap “save”.
- Every evening you see what came in, what went out, what's left. At month end the picture is already ready for the accountant.
What you get
You know where you stand, todayNot in two months. Tonight.
Not a single receipt gets lostPhoto and done. The paper can get lost, the entry can't.
You see where the money goesTotals per category and supplier. You understand what weighs on you.
You have nothing to lose
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20 days freeWith all modules. No card needed.
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€3.50 + VAT per monthYour price is locked for 3 years.
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Live support, in your languageInside the app. A real person answers.
Common questions
The questions we get asked most about recording.
Try it tonight
An account takes 5 minutes. Tonight at closing time, your first till count in iTefteri.
Start free for 20 daysOr see the demo: app.itefteri.gr — Username: Demo, Password: demo1234
See the other problems it solves:
“The till doesn't add up.” “Send me a photo of the notebook.” Who has your money right now?