Renews itself before you remember it's due.
Kelvren watches the domains, registrations, licenses, permits, and everyday bills that quietly come due, and resolves them with money you have already approved. Small categories renew on their own inside a limit you set. Anything larger waits for you to say yes.
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How it works
You sign in
Sign in with Google. Kelvren asks for permission to read your inbox — not to send, delete, or reply to anything in it.
It watches for bills
It looks for emails about things that expire or need paying: a domain, a passport, a subscription, a utility bill. You can also add one yourself if it's not in your inbox.
You set the rules
You pick a monthly limit per category, like "$50 a month for subscriptions." Anything under that limit, Kelvren can pay on its own. Anything over it, it asks you first.
It pays and shows you the receipt
When something's due and it's within your limit, Kelvren pays it through Prava right then, and the receipt shows up on your dashboard.
What a day actually looks like
Most days there is nothing to do, and Kelvren does nothing. It still checks your inbox every time you ask it to, quietly, looking for the kind of email that means something is about to expire or come due.
When it finds one, it reads the amount, the due date, and who it is owed to. If that fits inside the limit you set for that category, it settles it through Prava the moment it is due and leaves a receipt. If it does not, it waits at the top of your dashboard until you say yes or no.
Nothing here is simulated. Every deadline shown comes from a real email or something you entered by hand, and every receipt is a real charge Kelvren made on your behalf.