More than scanning receipts.
Bon.line wants every household to understand what their money is really for. Gut feeling becomes clear numbers. Arguments become fairness. Many receipts become real price transparency.
A receipt is more than paper.
A receipt shows what we need, what we like, what we share, what is getting more expensive — and sometimes also what we no longer consciously decide. Bon.line turns these small everyday data points into something useful: oversight, fairness and awareness.
Three promises that carry everything.
Behind every feature, every analysis, every line of code stands one of three central promises that Bon.line wants to be held to.
Oversight
Bank statements become products. Lump sums become understanding. You don't just see the total — you see the products behind it.
Fairness
Who paid what? What was shared, what private? Bon.line takes the heat out of money — clear numbers instead of bad feelings.
Awareness
We don't preach restriction. We make visible what went unnoticed. Whoever sees their patterns can change them — or consciously keep them.
Six topics we explain in depth.
There's the short answer in everyday life — and the long answer for those who really want to understand why Bon.line is built the way it is. Six topics we work out in depth:
Product level, not balance
A banking app shows you €83.47 at REWE. Bon.line shows what's behind it — down to the individual product line.
Fairness without arguments
Who paid for the last big shop? Who keeps buying toiletries? Bon.line answers that before it turns into a fight.
Mindful, not restrictive
First see where the money goes. Then decide what can stay and what can't — without a moral finger.
Personal inflation
The inflation in the news is an average. Your shopping isn't. Which products are really getting more expensive in your basket?
Real price transparency
When many households digitise their receipts, an actual price mirror emerges from anonymised data — without your household becoming visible.
Modern household
Separate accounts, joint cards, online orders, spontaneous purchases — Bon.line is built for the hybrid financial reality of today.
Your household stays private. Prices become visible.
Bon.line processes sensitive data — we know this, and we treat it accordingly. Personal shopping profiles stay within your household. What the platform aggregates with your permission is anonymised, decoupled from people and used exclusively for one thing: making price development visible. At product level. Over time. Not about you.
"We don't sell personal shopping profiles. We don't want to make you transparent — we want to make visible where prices are squeezing." — from the Bon.line manifesto
What Bon.line does — and what it doesn't.
So it's clear where the lines run. At a glance:
What we DON'T do
- Sell personal shopping profiles to third parties
- Preach restriction or moralise
- Make you the transparent one
- Use your data for AI training
- Demand real names — nicknames are enough
What we do
- Analyse receipts at product level
- Settle shared expenses fairly
- Make personal price development visible
- Use aggregated price data anonymously
- Privacy by design — household and billing data separated
Our goal is simple.
"Till receipts become clear numbers.That's Bon.line.
Gut feeling becomes awareness.
Arguments become fairness.
Many shopping trips become price transparency."