Your bills are buried in Gmail. Lenz digs them out.
It reads the bills, receipts and renewal notices already sitting in your Gmail, pulls out what you owe and when it's due, and stacks them in one list.
A bill looks exactly like a newsletter until the day it goes late.
Gmail sorts your mail by when it turned up. It has no idea which of those messages is going to cost you money on Thursday.
How It Works
Connect Gmail
Sign in with Google. Lenz asks for read-only access, and Google enforces it.
It reads the mail you already got
Marketing gets filtered out first. Whatever looks financial goes to an extraction model that lifts the provider, the amount and the date. The body is thrown away as soon as those are out.
You get a list
Ordered by when it's due.
Features
Knows a bill from a promo
Provider, amount, due date, and how many days late it already is.
Catches coupons before they die
Ordered by expiry, not by when the email landed.
Adds up the month
What you paid, who got it, and how the last six months compare. Duplicate receipts from the same order only count once.
Spots the ones that repeat
Works out the rhythm of a subscription and flags it when the charge changes size.
Mark it paid and move on
Or dismiss it. Or open the original.
Reads. Never writes.
Read-only access to Gmail. Email bodies are discarded the moment the details are out of them.
One number at the top
What you owe, then every bill behind it in the order it lands. There's no feed to scroll and nothing to file. When a bill is paid it leaves the list.
What Lenz does with your Gmail, and what it can't.
The most restrictive Gmail permission there is. Full Privacy Policy →
Read-Only Gmail
Lenz can never send, delete, or modify your email. That limit is enforced by Google, not just promised by us.
Find What Matters
Only emails that look financial — an amount, a due date, an invoice or account number, a renewal, a discount code — are read and shown.
Extract, Then Discard
An extraction model reads the message once to lift the provider, the amount and the due date. Those details go to your dashboard. Email bodies are never stored, sold, or used for advertising.
Yours to Revoke
Disconnect from Google anytime at myaccount.google.com/permissions, or delete your account in-app.
OAuth tokens are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM and never appear in logs. Your data is never sold or used for advertising, and one-tap deletion revokes access and removes everything.
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