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Auto-captures Amazon India orders and tracks your spending. Automatically captures your Amazon India orders and tracks monthly spending — no manual entry, no spreadsheets, no accounts. Your browser already knows what you spent. Now it can remember it. Smart Expense Capture runs silently in the background. The moment you land on an Amazon India order confirmation or order details page, it reads the order total and order ID — and saves it locally to your browser. That's it. No typing. No copy-pasting. No forgetting. WHAT IT DOES → Detects Amazon India order pages automatically → Extracts the exact order amount and order ID → Stores everything locally — no servers involved → Blocks duplicate entries even if you refresh the page → Shows your total spend for the current month at a glance → Lists your last 5 transactions right in the popup → Lets you delete any entry with one click → Exports your full history as CSV to clipboard instantly WHO IT'S FOR You place Amazon orders regularly. At the end of the month, you have no idea how much you actually spent. You open your bank statement and feel surprised. This extension fixes that — passively, automatically, without changing how you shop. PRIVACY There are no accounts, no sign-ups, no analytics, and no data leaving your device. Everything is stored using Chrome's built-in local storage. Uninstall the extension and it's all gone. We don't even have a server to send your data to. HOW IT WORKS Install the extension Shop on Amazon India as you normally would Click the extension icon anytime to see your spending Nothing else required.
May 10, 2026
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