Lemon is both a web app and a mobile app that captures receipts for you, done by sending your online receipts as an email to your Lemon account, or by snapping photos of paper receipts and saving them on the app. Lemon also helps figure out where your money goes by showing exactly how much you spent based on the receipts that you collected.

Since all your receipts are stored, you can easily backtrack, browse, and view specific receipts – handy if you need to return an item or write expense logs. This saves the trouble of fiddling through your messy wallet to find the receipt that you need.

Lemon is also a great companion app for paperless expense tracking – which not only reduces clutter, but saves trees too!

Features:

• Capture and store receipts for expense tracking.
• Use @lemon.com e-mail to save online receipts.
• Take a photo of paper receipt and save to your account.
• Provides expense reports based on receipts.
• Mobile app available on iOS and Android handsets.
• Free and easy to use.
• Similar tools: Doxo, MyThings and ShoeBoxed.
• Also check out another cool billing organizer: How To Use Mint To Manage Your Budget & Spendings Online.

Check out Lemon @ www.lemon.com

With CakeHealth, users can manage the amount they spent on their health care activities. Users must sign up for a free account in order to use the service. Once registered, users can add their insurance provider if they have one and manage the amount they spent while they were in hospital or if they were sick. It even shows how much amount is paid by their insurance provider along with the benefits the insurance company provides to their customers. If you don’t have any health insurance you can even look for insurance companies using CakeHealth.

Another useful feature of Cakehealth is that you can set reminders for different health care tasks like getting routine checkups, teeth cleaning once in a while and much more.

Features

• It’s free.
• Manage health care expenses.
• Find benefits provided by your insurance provider.
• Add reminders for routine check ups.
• Find suitable insurance providers.

Check out CakeHealth @ https://cakehealth.com

It is easy to use. To get started simply sign up for a free account (or sign in with Facebook or Twitter) and start adding and tracking your debts.

To see it in action watch demo video below:

Features:

• Track and settle your debts (dinner splits, loaned books/DVDs, rent) online.
• Schedule recurring payments like rent, kid’s allowances etc., and receive reminders.
• Add friends to view and update your shared debts.
• Sign up for a free account to start using or sign in with Facebook or Twitter.
• Similar tools: BillsAreIn, De-Bee, Scred, Billmonk and Billshare.

Check out I.O.U. Mate @ www.ioumate.com

Once you create the ticket an email is automatically sent to the recipient. You can also set reminders ranging from 2 times a day to once in 4 weeks. On the other hand, if you are the recipient and want to remember that you owe somebody, you can create an IOweYou ticket in a similar fashion.

Features:

• Create YouOweMe and IOweYou tickets.
• Specify who owes whom and exactly what.
• Set automatic reminders.
• Use via the iPhone app.
• No registration required.
• Similar tools: Billster, De-Bee, BillMonk, Scred and Billshare.

Visit YomTicket @ www.yomticket.com

The data can be easily exported in various formats to your computer. The apps, and the online account is free, and you can grab extra features for an yearly pro membership.

Toshl uses SSL encryption so that the data is safe and secure. You can also tag your expenses, analyze the trends in your spendings and do much more with this app.

Demo video:

Features

• Mobile expense tracking software.
• Free apps for iPhone, Android and Symbian phones.
• Sync and backup data to the online account.
• Similar tools: Xpenser.

Check out Toshl @ www.toshl.com (By Abhijeet from GT Resources)

Easyrooming is a free to use web service for people living in groups. The site’s creators recognize the difficulties in shared living; Easyroomin covers all aspects of shared living to make the experience smoother.

You start by creating an account on the site. From then on you can perform a multitude of tasks: you can create and manage bills to payees, create and manage chores, and list your personal belongings. Other people living with you can view your account details. This shared view enables you to discuss residence-related topics on the site, list roommate and residence contacts, upload a scanned copy of your lease for your roommates, and receive weekly residence activity updates.

Features:

• Organizes all aspects of shared living.
• Lets a user add members to his account.
• User can create, assign, and manage bill payments and chores.
• The site can also act as a micro social network for the people living together.
• Available access to a corpus of shared-living related articles.
• Related tools: URoomSurf,  BillsAreIn, De-Bee, Scred, Billmonk and Billshare.

Check out Easyroomin @ www.easyroomin.com (by MOin from ThumbPress)

Expenses can be easily exported to Quickbooks or downloaded in Excel/PDF format. Businesses can integrate it with Salesforce CRM and reimburse their employees via credit card or bank deposits. It can also generate credit card e-receipts that are accepted by U.S. tax authorities.

You can submit reports and track expenses for free. However if you are a business owner, it will cost $5 per employee in order to approve their reports and pay them using this tool. It also provides mobile apps for iPhone, Blackberry and Android.

Features:

• Track expense reports online.
• Log expenses by emailing PDF statements, sending a simple SMS or by entering manually.
• Export to Quickbooks or as excel/PDF files.
• Scan photos using iPhone, Android or Blackberry.
• Generate IRS-ready eReceipts for US credit cards.
• Similar tools:  Mint and Billster.

Check out Expensify @ www.expensify.com (By Abhijeet from Jeet Blog)

You can add bills, IOUs and payments easily. When a bill gets added, an email is sent to all the house members informing them about the addition and its due date. Whoever makes the payment can add the same to the tool. In fact any exchange of money between house members could be easily added and tracked. There are detailed statistics available and you could always check the history if you don’t remember a transaction.

Plus you could also add bill receipts and events in a nice house calendar. A nice tool that helps in avoiding arguments when you don’t remember who paid the last bill.

For more info watch demo video below:

Features:

• Shared household expense tracking online.
• Mass email is sent to members when a bill is added.
• Track bills, payments and any exchange of money.
• Add events and track them in the household calendar.
• Similar tools: De-Bee, Scred, Billmonk and Billshare.

Check out BillsAreIn @ www.billsarein.com (By Abhijeet from Jeet Blog)

It is a fairly useful application for people who often pay for each other and then collect later. I know a bunch of students in my college who would love this. It is much better than creating an Excel spreadsheet since you wouldn’t have to do any summarizing and you would be able to share the information with your group members in real-time.

Some of the main features of De-Bee are:

• Keep track of shared expenses between friends.
• See a full history of transactions for any of your groups.
• Create different De-Bee groups for different groups of friends.
• No need to sign-up, just use your gmail login.
• See your balance with a single click at any given time.
• Similar sites: BillMonk, Scred.

Visit De-Bee @ De-Bee.com (Contributed by Tehseen Baweja from Ijaar.com)

Features:

• Easily track shared expenses and debts between friends.
• Create and manage as many expense pools as you like.
• Mobile client: Instantly store shared transactions on your mobile phone and synchronise them to the server any time later.
• Store transactions in different currencies.
• Integrated currency converter.

Check out Scred @ [ www.scred.com ]