Zocept, the right card for every bill.
Zocept is an AI credit-card rewards optimiser for Indian cards: scan a bill and it tells you which card to use. The product site and the web app were built by Attiv AI's founder.
- Product
- Zocept, an AI rewards optimiser
- For
- People who hold Indian credit cards
- Built by
- Ishu Kumar, founder of Attiv AI
- Built with
- FastAPI, React, Supabase, Razorpay
The problem
Each card rewards differently. Nobody checks.
Indian cards pay back in different ways: cashback, reward points, air miles. Which card earns most depends on where you spend.
Working that out by hand for every bill is slow, so people tend to use whichever card is at hand. Zocept does the working out and gives one clear answer.
The product had to
- Read a bill from a photo or upload.
- Compare it against the reward rules of the cards a person holds.
- Say which card to use, in plain words.
What it includes
A product site, a web app, one engine.
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Product website
Explains what Zocept does, how it works and the plans, with a clear way to start for free.
- How it works
- Features
- Plans
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Web app with sign-in
Where people sign in, keep their cards and scan their bills.
- React
- Supabase
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Bill reading and recommendations
The service behind the app that reads each bill and works out which card to use.
- FastAPI
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Plans and payments
A free plan to start and a paid plan for more, with payments handled inside the product.
- Razorpay
How it works
Scan a bill, get the card to use.
- 01
Scan your bill
Upload or photograph a restaurant, fuel, grocery or shopping bill.
- 02
AI reads it
It picks out the merchant, category and amount, and checks them against card reward rules.
- 03
Get the answer
Zocept says which card to swipe and what it should earn.
See it live
zocept.comA live product with a free plan. Open it in a new tab and scan a bill to see the answer for yourself.
Tools used
- FastAPI
- React
- Supabase
- Razorpay
See it running, then let’s talk.
See what something like this would look like for you and your business, and what it would take.