Track bank balance & expenses from your inbox. Use SmartSMS

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Smart. Innovative. Simple. Clean. Secure
Made in India, Made for India!!
SmartSMS brings a smart, innovative, simple and clean messaging experience with tons of utility features especially designed for India. A Smart SMS Organizer that Automatically Organizes your Inbox, Categorizes Messages, Blocks Spam, Creates Events and do more.
Top Features of SmartSMS:
A Smart SMS Organizer
- Automatically categorize and organize your messages
- Assigns labels for faster access – Personal, Transactions, Spam, etc.
- Create & manage your own labels (Family, Friends, Office or whatever you please!)
Effective Spam Management
- Detects unwanted messages effectively and move them to spam folder
- Automatically delete Spam periodically (Set Rules)
- Select all and delete in one go
Smart Banking (Transform bank messages to Banking Passbook)
- Automatically transforms bank messages to show accounts and balances
- View transaction messages as passbook (Tap transaction to view related SMS)
- Protect banking tab with your device password / fingerprint
- Also make service requests from within SmartSMS
Smart OTP Feature (Most Loved ⭐)
- Fastest way to copy OTP (No need to open messages)
- Get OTP right on your screen where you need it. Copy & Paste in simple taps
Smart Events and Reminders
- Creates beautiful events for upcoming flights, movies, trains, EMI, Insurance & more
- Automatically reminds you before the date of the event
Smart Coupons
- Collect coupons form within messages at one place for easy access
- Double tap to copy the coupon
Smart Grouping and Images (Logos) for All Senders (Banks, Insurance, Operators, etc.)
- Groups all messages from same sender to avoid multiple threads
- Smart enough to get you logos for all brands.
- Makes it easy to search a sender while browsing
Personalization - Dark / Light Theme, Colours, Fonts & More
- Dark / Light theme for better readability all day long
- Choose a theme colour to match your style and mood
- Choose Chat Backgrounds, Bubble Shapes & Colours, Font Size, Font Style & more.
Backup and Restore SMS
- Backup your messages periodically to your Google Drive
- Easily restore your messages on any device
Schedule SMS for Future
- Schedule messages for future date & time
- View all schedule messages at one place so you don’t have to look for them
Install SmartSMS now and see the magic come alive!
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We're listening! Do send us your feedback and suggestions
SmartSMS is completely built on user feedback and suggestions!! We believe in giving total control to our users and include all suggestions and feedback at the earliest.
Our users are awesome and we are totally committed to work on user feedback and keep improving the SMS experience for you.
Please write to us anytime at feedback@smartsms.pro
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