Your bank already texts you every time you spend. Riyali turns those messages into a living ledger — read, understood, categorized, and named. You do nothing. It just keeps the books.
Scroll into the ledger
A wall of letters arrives. Riyali reads the amount, the date and the payee, tidies the bank's messy string into a clean name, sets the category, and files it — before you've opened the app.
Riyali isn't magic with zero input — it's a one-time setup, then it runs itself. Here's the whole of it.
Add Riyali's ready-made iOS Shortcut and allow it to read your incoming bank SMS. A couple of taps in the Shortcuts app.
One timeThe first time a cryptic payee appears, give it a real name and a category. Riyali saves it as the default and remembers forever.
First time onlyFrom then on every message is read, matched, categorized and logged on its own. You just watch the ledger fill itself.
ForeverA few minutes up front — then a lifetime hands-off.
A live donut of spending by category — today, this week, this month — updating the instant a bank message lands.
Bank Muscat, Oman Arab Bank and more — all your accounts feed a single unified record. No switching apps.
Tap any merchant for total spent, your average, and every visit — so you actually know where the money goes.
Riyali spots recurring bills and nudges you before they're due — rent, subscriptions, the lot. Mark paid in a tap.
Give a cryptic payee like ABU SAID AL HABSI a real name and category. Riyali saves the aliases your bank uses and recognises it automatically.
If your bank texts you when you spend, Riyali understands it — no logins, no account linking, ever.
The banks Riyali supports today
Switch to Arabic and every screen mirrors to full right-to-left — IBM Plex Arabic, Eastern-Arabic numerals, locale-aware dates. The rial sign always stays left of the figure, in both directions.
The whole app — and this page — melts from midnight to morning. Same ledger, same rial, your choice of light.
Riyali is in final testing. Join the waitlist and we'll tell you the moment it lands.