Skwad App

FAQ from Skwad App

What is a Skwad?

Skwad means squad. We use Skwads to group your transactions so you can manage shared expenses as a household or business.

Can I automatically import transactions?

Yes. At Skwad, we're not fans of sharing bank logins. But you can still automate your expense tracking by setting up spending alerts from your bank to Skwad.

Can I upload my old transactions?

Yes. You can upload CSVs from services like Mint, or your bank or credit card provider.

Can I manually add transactions?

Of course! You can manually add transactions to Skwad.

Can I add my income?

Yes. Skwad will automatically process deposit alerts from your bank and categorize them as income.

How long do transactions take to process?

When you set up bank spending alerts, transactions show up in Skwad instantly. For uploads, it depends on how much text is on the receipt. Your average coffee shop or grocery store receipt will be processed in under a minute.

What file formats can I upload?

You can upload images (jpg, png, heic) directly on the website or forward emails and pdf attachments to your dedicated Skwad scan email address.

What is a Skwad scan email address?

Every user gets a unique dedicated email address from Skwad. You can forward email receipts, direct spending alerts from your bank, or send attachments to this address to have them processed.

What are the benefits of inviting others to join my Skwad?

Depending on your goals, collaborating on expense tracking makes it easier to manage shared expenses and stay organized as a group.

Is there a limit to the number of receipts or transactions I can scan/upload?

No. There is no limit to the number of receipts or transactions.

Can I export my spending data for analysis or tax purposes?

Yes, you can export your spending data as a CSV file for your accountant or for your own analysis.

Are there different subscription plans available, and how do they differ?

Yes, see our pricing section for more details.