Smart sorting
AI helps turn messy bank descriptions into plain expense groups, like tools, home office, travel, donations, or tax costs.
Local-first Mac app for Australian tax records
Intaxication scans Gmail on your Mac, links likely receipts to bank CSV transactions, and helps you build cleaner deduction evidence without routing email or financial data through our servers.
Intaxication is being built for sole traders, contractors, and self-directed taxpayers who need to find receipt evidence after the fact. It finds receipts, imports bank CSVs, groups expenses with AI, checks them against tax-time rules, and helps you review the result.
Intaxication uses AI to work out what each bank transaction probably was. If it finds a matching receipt, it uses that too. Then it points out which expenses look claimable, which look private, and which ones need a closer look before tax time.
AI helps turn messy bank descriptions into plain expense groups, like tools, home office, travel, donations, or tax costs.
When a receipt matches a transaction, Intaxication can use the vendor, amount, date, invoice text, and attachment details to make a better call.
It flags common problems, like private spending, missing proof, mixed personal/work use, and bigger items that may need to be depreciated.
Use a guided private Google connection so Intaxication can search for receipts from your own desktop app.
Bring in ANZ, CommBank, Westpac, NAB, Bankwest, Revolut, or generic CSV exports without giving Intaxication bank login access.
Review likely matches between transactions, receipt emails, invoice attachments, vendors, dates, and amounts.
See what looks claimable, what needs proof, and what should be checked before you rely on it.
Intaxication is designed as a desktop app. Gmail scanning and receipt storage happen locally.
The first version imports CSV files from ANZ, CommBank, Westpac, NAB, Bankwest, Revolut, and common spreadsheet-style exports.
The intended flow lets you set up Gmail and see whether Intaxication can find likely receipts before paying.
The early version uses a private Gmail connection that you control. The app guides you through creating your own Google OAuth client, then stores the connection locally.
No. Intaxication helps organise evidence, categorise transactions, and flag possible deduction treatment. Final tax treatment should be checked against current ATO guidance or with a registered tax professional.
One-click Gmail requires Google app verification for restricted Gmail scopes. The first local-first edition avoids routing Gmail through a service while the product is being validated.
The current focus is Mac. The same local-first model can work on Windows later, but the first release is intentionally narrow.
Intaxication by Cleo
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