Most budgeting apps track where your money goes. Mindspend tracks how you feel about it. Every purchase gets one of three emotion tags: worth it, okay, or regret. No categories, no bank linking, no complicated setup. Just one simple question after each purchase: how did that feel? After a few weeks, you see your spending patterns through a completely different lens. It's not about restricting yourself. It's about understanding yourself.

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Hey PH! I'm Alex, dev behind Mindspend. Quick backstory: I've always been okay with money on paper, but never really felt in control. Like, I'd check my bank and think "where did all that go?" Not because I was overspending on anything crazy. Just a bunch of small stuff that added up. I tried budgeting apps. You know the drill. Connect your bank, set 15 categories, feel guilty when you go over. I'd last maybe a week before uninstalling. So I tried something different. What if instead of tracking categories, I just tracked how I felt about each purchase? Worth it, okay, or regret. Three options. Takes 2 seconds. Turns out that's all I needed. After a couple weeks I could literally see that like a third of my spending was stuff I regretted. Not big purchases. Just random stuff on autopilot. Once I saw the pattern, it kind of fixed itself. I built it into an app because my friends kept asking for it. It's free right now, no ads, works on both iOS and Android. Honestly just excited to share it and hear what you all think. Happy to answer any questions!

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Mindspend

Track how you feel about spending, not just the numbers

Track how you feel about spending, not just the numbers