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Centspective

Every cent, in perspective.

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Fact sheet

Short description

Centspective is a free iPhone and iPad app for paper coupons and receipts. Photograph a whole sheet of coupons and it cuts out and reads each one; add receipts to see where the money goes and which coupons you forgot to use.

Long description

Paper coupons still arrive in the mail and the Sunday paper, and they still end up forgotten in a drawer. Centspective turns them, and the receipts from every shop, into one clear picture.

Photograph one coupon or a full page and Centspective finds each coupon, cuts it out and reads the offer, brand, product, size and expiration date. Each coupon keeps a note of where its paper is, so it can be found on the way out the door. Coupons can be marked as used or removed, and they expire on their own, with a history that keeps the totals.

Receipts can be added from a photo, a PDF or a screenshot of an online order. Centspective reads the items, coupons, tax and total, plus the store, date, card and address, and checks that the lines add up. From there it shows spending by month, category, store and card, how often each item is bought and when its price changes, and which coupons would have fit a past shop.

There's no account. Photos, coupons and receipts stay on the device and are read by the iPhone or iPad itself, with Apple Intelligence on devices that support it. Every feature is free; ads are never personalized, and Ad-Free removes them and adds iCloud sync for the household.

Logos

Use the lockup where there's room and the mark alone where there isn't. Leave clear space around it at least as wide as the ticket's notch, don't recolor or rotate it, and don't add effects.

Lockup · SVG · PNG

Lockup on dark · SVG · PNG

Mark · SVG · PNG

App icon · PNG 1024

Colors

Type: Fraunces for headlines and the wordmark, Inter for text. Both are open-source (SIL Open Font License).

Screenshots

App Store screenshots for iPhone and iPad, in English and Spanish, are in the zip. The data shown is a fictional sample household.