Cost of Me — Habit Cost Tracker
See what your everyday habits are really costing you
What it does
Cost of Me shows you what your everyday habits are really costing you. Log a coffee, takeaway, subscription or other regular spend in seconds and see what it becomes over a month, year or five years. Set challenges, track money you chose not to spend, and turn small changes into real savings goals. No bank connection required — just a simple way to make the true cost of your habits impossible to ignore.
A personal habit cost tracker. Log a coffee in two seconds and find out what it becomes over a year.
Coffee. Takeaway. Alcohol. Petrol. Energy drinks. Cost of Me turns small everyday purchases into the number you've never actually worked out. Five a week. That's the whole calculation. Here's where it lands. Save what you usually buy once. After that, logging is a single tap — and the totals move while your finger is still on the screen. Nothing to set up, nothing to balance, no categories you'll never use. Manual on purpose. Typing it in is what makes you notice it. Every habit gets a twelve-month number based on how you've actually been behaving — not one unusual Friday multiplied by 365. Drag a slider, watch the year change. One fewer takeaway each week is worth about $1,248 a year —…from costofme.com.au
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