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An AI-powered personal finance app. Log expenses and income by typing, photographing a receipt, or sending a voice note — from the app, from Telegram or from WhatsApp — and your budget, goals and reports stay up to date on their own.

Web, iPhone and Android, all available today. You can also use it entirely through Telegram or WhatsApp without installing anything, and everything stays in sync across all of them.

Yes — every new account gets 30 days of full access, no credit card required.

Subscribe to keep full access, or stay on the free tier with reduced monthly limits. Nothing is charged unless you choose to subscribe.

Zala Plus is $7.99/month, or $6.67/month billed annually — a 17% saving. Full details are in the Pricing section above.

Plus subscribers can buy a one-time top-up without waiting for the next billing cycle. It adds roughly 50% more receipt scans, AI questions, voice notes and WhatsApp messages for the rest of the month, and anything unused carries into the next one.

No. Zala Savings never asks for your bank login, card number or IBAN, and has no way to move money. You decide what gets recorded, which means the worst case here is nothing like the worst case for an app holding your banking credentials.

Yes to both. Export reports as PDF any time, and delete your account from Settings — that removes your ledger, your receipt images and your Telegram and WhatsApp links.

Your paperwork already contains every date you are going to regret missing. Zala Life reads each document as it arrives, pulls out the dates, amounts and obligations buried in it, puts them on one timeline, and reminds you while there is still time to act.

Three ways: upload them, forward them to your own Zala email address, or import them from Google Drive. An imported file behaves exactly like one you uploaded.

Three, each for one purpose, each named rather than described as “our providers”, and each a permission you grant or withdraw separately in Settings. Mistral AI, in France, reads scans and photographs where the text is only an image. Google reads the text in Milan to find the dates, amounts and obligations. Amazon Web Services in Frankfurt stores everything and sends your reminders.

No. Zero data retention is enabled on the Mistral account, so the file and its text are not stored or logged beyond producing the result, and training on it is switched off. Google normally allows prompts to be retained for up to 90 days where abuse monitoring is triggered; we asked to be excepted and were granted it, so your documents are not retained and no Google employee reviews them.

They are never read at all. Passports, national identity cards, residence permits and driving licences are held back from reading entirely — and the check is on the words inside the document, not on which folder you filed it in. They are stored and left alone. An identity document rarely carries a deadline, so there is little to gain by reading one and a great deal to lose.

In our own Amazon Web Services account in Frankfurt, Germany. Documents are encrypted with keys we control and stored so they cannot be silently altered, and every account is separated at the database level — one account cannot reach another’s documents even if our own code asks for it.

Only the individual files you pick yourself in Google’s own file chooser. Zala cannot list, search or browse your Drive. The file travels from Google to your browser and then into your storage; the access token stays in your browser and never reaches our servers, so there is nothing for us to keep or lose.

Yes. Every action on a document is written to an append-only record, which is how we can tell you exactly what was read, when, and by which model — rather than asking you to take our word for it.

Until you delete them. Deleting moves a document to Trash for 30 days, where you can still restore it. A document emailed to your Zala address is taken out of the message, and the message itself is discarded within seven days.

No. The two products do not share documents, and a request to read one carries the document itself — not your name, your email or your account.

Zala Life is still in development. Use “Keep me posted” anywhere on this page and we will tell you when it opens up.

A second opinion before you click, pay or reply. Send it a message, link, screenshot, voice note, invoice, QR code or phone number you are unsure about, and it tells you what it found, what that means and what to do next. It also remembers who you normally deal with, so it can show you when something important changes — like a supplier’s invoice arriving with a new bank account.

Paste it into the web app at secure.zala-me.com/app, send it to @zala_secure_bot on Telegram, forward a suspicious email to check@zala-me.com from the address on your account, or share it to the Zala Secure app from WhatsApp, Messages or any other app on your phone.

No, never. Zala Secure says what it found: clear signs of a scam, warning signs, or no warning signs. No warning signs is not the same as safe — a new scam is not on any list yet. If a message asks for money, a code or a password, check another way: the organisation’s own app, or a number you already have.

No. A message is checked and then discarded. Card numbers and codes are removed, and phone and account numbers replaced with one-way codes, before any AI model sees it. What is kept is the verdict — the result and which checks fired — never the message itself.

In the European Union: the service runs in Frankfurt, Germany, and messages are read by Google’s Vertex AI in the Netherlands. The exceptions are named in the Zala Secure privacy policy (zala-me.com/privacy) — website sign-in and email replies in the United States, and breach lookups at Have I Been Pwned.

On Android, a great deal: which apps can control your screen, read your text messages or notifications, act as device administrator or install other apps — and it can warn you when an app gains one of those permissions. The list of your apps never leaves the phone. Apple does not let apps see other apps, so on iPhone the checkup reads what it can and walks you through the rest, with an offline filter for texts from unknown senders.

Only with your agreement. You accept an invitation from a relative, and after that they are told when something you check comes back high risk — never what it was. Either of you can end it at any time.

One list for sign-in alerts, password and recovery changes, new bank beneficiaries and SIM changes, each with one question: was this you? A security setting changing is not necessarily an attack. Fake security alerts are among the most common scams, so an email only counts as confirmed when it passes the sending service’s own authentication. Zala keeps the event, never the message.

If you shared a code or card details, or paid, call your bank now on the number on your card and ask them to freeze the card and try to recall the transfer. Zala Secure then walks you through recovering the account, step by step. It cannot get money back — and anyone who contacts you offering to recover it for a fee is almost always the same scam again.

Zala Secure is in pilot and free to use during the pilot, within daily limits. It is available to anyone 16 or older, except people who live in the European Union, the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom or Switzerland.

Send /forget to the bot, or use “Remove everything I’ve shared” in the app. For anything else — your account, your verdict history, your Trust Book — email info@zala-me.com from the address you signed in with, and we will delete it within one month.

An AI software company building practical, secure AI products for individuals and organizations. Zala Savings is our first product. Zala Secure (a second opinion on scams and account security) is in pilot, and Zala Life (paperwork read and put on a timeline) is in development.

Email support@zala-me.com any time, or visit our Support page. We reply within one business day.

Both are linked in the footer of this site, and from our Support page. Zala Savings and Zala Life each have their own privacy policy, because they are built differently and hold different things. Zala Secure has its own too, on the same Privacy and Terms pages.