Renosaur

Renosaur is a free app built for people doing house renovations. It brings task, budget, and room management together so a project stops feeling scattered. You divide the work room by room, and each room gets its own task list, budget, and before-and-after photos. The standout feature is AI receipt reading: photograph a receipt and the app picks out the merchant, project, and total, then files the cost under the right room. It also builds expense reports you can filter by project, room, tag, or date, keeps a shared shopping list that syncs with a partner or contractor, stores tradesperson contacts, and offers an assistant called Rex that understands your rooms and budgets. The site says it is currently free with no lock-in and that you can export your data at any time.

- Plan the renovation room by room, each with its own tasks and budget.

- Photograph receipts to log merchant, project, and total automatically.

- Generate expense reports and filter them by room, tag, or date.

- Share a shopping list that stays in sync with a partner or contractor.

- Keep before-and-after photos and tradesperson contacts in one place.

- Ask Rex questions that draw on your rooms, budgets, and expenses.

- Individuals and families renovating a home themselves.

- Contractors who want to share progress and costs with clients.

- Designers who need a clear view of real progress and spend.

- Anyone who wants renovation tasks and receipts in a single app.

Renosaur says it is free right now, but free access can change, so features or pricing could shift later. AI receipt reading depends on a clear photo and legible print, so blurry or crumpled receipts may need manual fixes. It is aimed at renovation projects, so it may not fit general-purpose task management. The shared-list and client-sharing features work best when the other person also uses the app, so confirm that before relying on them. Because the app stores project and cost data, think about what you share and with whom.