A Recontiq product
Built from the actual app workflows: dashboard summaries, Traq analytics, Traqer account review, vendor classification, subscriptions, policies, bills, rewards, and secure data controls.
Feature system
The website now lists the actual app modules and the value each creates for a user managing recurring money commitments.
The Dashboard summarises money in, money out, leftover amount, top categories, and account balances. Account cards are grouped for savings, credit cards, and connected/manual sources.
Traq turns transaction history into trend charts, cash-in/cash-out cards, subscription buckets, and category summaries over selectable periods.
Traqer supports transaction search, account filters, unmatched transaction review, vendor review, confidence indicators, and category confirmation.
The app tracks subscriptions manually and from detections, normalises payment frequency into monthly equivalent amounts, and lets users confirm or disable recurring items.
Recontraq stores policy name, insurer, type, policy number, premium amount, coverage amount, renewal date, payment date, and linked premium transactions.
Notification and bill workflows keep practical prompts close to the user: bill check-ins, renewal nudges, review queues, and app reminders.
Widgets
Recontraq includes configurable widget concepts for account preview, cashflow snapshots, review queues, subscriptions, insurance, and premium progress.
Data and review
The product is designed around consent, classification, correction, and review. The website avoids overstating automation: users can inspect, filter, correct, and export where the app supports it.
Secure consent flow for connected-bank sources. Recontraq does not ask for bank passwords and treats bank data as read-only product data.
Import code supports CSV-style records plus Google Sheets and Microsoft Excel OAuth connectors for structured transaction import workflows.
Transactions can be grouped by category, vendor, tags, account, income/expense direction, and review status.
Transfer detection pairs matching debit and credit entries within a short date window so internal movement is not treated like spend.
Screens
The screenshots are used as product proof, not decoration. Each screen supports a specific financial organisation job.
Dashboard
The dashboard is built for scanning. Users can see over-budget status, top categories, and account balances without opening a report.
Traq
Traq shows income versus spending, cash-in/cash-out cards, subscription buckets, and period filters so users can compare movement over time.
Traqer
Traqer brings account cards, transaction filters, vendor review, transfer pairing, and edit/sync/delete actions into one workflow.
Breakdown
Breakdown reports list category values, trend lines, selectable periods, and CSV export for users who want detail beyond the dashboard.
Value creation
Recontraq creates value by making commitments visible and reviewable: what is coming, what is recurring, what needs classification, and what needs action.
Lessons, quiz flows, reward points, scam-spotting education, and practical finance learning prompts.
Household and profile concepts support more structured personal or family money views over time.
Breakdown screens support selectable periods and CSV export for analysis outside the app.
Categories, vendors, tags, and confidence indicators turn raw transactions into reviewable information.
The app uses authenticated sessions and protects account access before rendering user data.
Settings include connected banks, data sharing, export-my-data, account deletion, categories, notifications, and legal entry points.
The app server applies HTTPS-facing security headers and has a dedicated security page for reporting and user expectations.
Recontraq is a tracking and organisation tool. It does not provide financial, tax, legal, investment, insurance, or credit advice.
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