Multi
A new way of tracking your life
What it does
Multi is an iPhone app that treats tasks, habits and expenses as one kind of thing. Pull the line up and it repeats. Pull it down and it costs.
Free to download · 14 days of everything, then a free tier that stays useful. No categories to pick, no separate apps to keep in sync. One item, and what you attach to it decides what it becomes. Give it a repeat rule and it's a habit. It comes back tomorrow, and it keeps a streak. Attach an amount and it's an expense. Both at once, and it's a recurring one. Speak as many items as you like in one go. Multi splits them, fixes the grammar, works out which are habits, which carry money, which need a nudge — and shows you before it writes anything. All of it runs on your device . Nothing is uploaded, nothing is transcribed in a datacentre. “Run every morning, pay the phone bill forty nine…from getmulti.app
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