Corte user manual
Corte shows what to pay, and on which payday, for every card. This manual covers the parts of the app that are available today.
Corte is available on iPhone, iPad and Android phones and tablets. The app uses your device’s language: it shows Spanish when the device is set to Spanish, and English otherwise. The emails Corte sends you follow the same language.
Getting started
Section titled “Getting started”- Introduction: the four slides before Welcome on a device’s first launch, and watching them again from Settings.
- First run: the four steps the first time you sign in: a card, paydays, statements and the lock.
- Updates when Corte opens: what the opening screen says while it checks for, downloads or can’t download an update.
Getting around
Section titled “Getting around”- Getting around: Today, Cards, Review and Settings, and what Review lists.
- Today: what to pay, and on which payday, the headline, the groups, the red card and the cycle ruler.
- Log a payment: tell Corte you paid a card.
- Cards: your list of cards and adding a card.
- A card: what it owes, its cycle and its recent transactions.
- Edit a card: names, limit, which payday covers it, deactivating and removing.
- Statements: a card’s statements and the figures read from each.
- Payments: a card’s payments, and editing or deleting one.
- Transactions: search, filter and edit a card’s transactions.
- Installment plans: the cuota plans read from your statements.
- Payoff plans: when a balance will be paid off at a monthly payment, and what it costs.
Statements
Section titled “Statements”- Upload a statement: send Corte a statement PDF or a saved statement email from your device, and what each result means.
- Forward statements: your private address for statement emails, forwarding from Gmail and other email apps, pausing it and getting a new one.
Review
Section titled “Review”- Review: what needs a check, confirming figures read by AI, and entering a statement’s figures yourself.
- AI parsing: when Corte may use AI to read a new statement layout.
Planning
Section titled “Planning”- Paydays: tell Corte when you get paid, with up to four schedules, and see your next paydays.
- Categories: how transactions are sorted, your own categories and keywords, and spending by category.
Account
Section titled “Account”- Sign up: create an account with your email, or with Apple or Google, and verify your email with a code.
- Sign in: sign in with your email and password, or with Apple or Google, and what the messages on the Sign in screen mean.
- Forgot password: set a new password with a code sent by email.
- Settings: your account and forwarding.
- Account: your email, and signing out.
- Sign-in methods: add or remove Apple, Google or a password, and change your password.
- Devices: where you are signed in, and signing other devices out.
- AI assistants: let an assistant read your data with a token you can revoke.
- Export my data: a copy of your data as a JSON file.
- Delete all data: remove everything you’ve put in Corte and keep your account.
- Delete your account: remove your account and everything in it.
Settings
Section titled “Settings”- Notifications: what you’re told about, when and how, quiet hours, and acting on a notification.
- Security: lock Corte with Face ID, your fingerprint or your passcode.
- Log: what arrived and what Corte did with it, day by day.
- About: the version, who makes Corte, this manual and the typeface license.