My Kakeibo

What it does

Most budgeting apps are too complicated — so people quit them. I built My Kakeibo to solve one problem: “Where did my money go?” It’s not one big purchase — it’s the small things you don’t notice, every day. That’s why this app is intentionally simple and manual. When you log what you spend, you actually see it — and that awareness turns into a habit. No setup. No friction. Just clarity.

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Finance Developer Igal Sidoy Language EN English Size 45.7 MB iPhone Track your expenses in seconds and finally see where your money goes. No setup. No noise. Just clarity. I kept asking myself: “Where did my money go?” I didn’t buy anything big. But somehow the money was gone. Then I realized: it’s not one big purchase — it’s the small things, every day. Coffee. Food. Random stuff. It adds up without you noticing. Kakeibo makes it visible. Just log what you spend — it takes seconds. No setup. No complexity. Just awareness. And suddenly, you know exactly where your money goes. more Tried a bunch of budgeting apps before and always dropped them after a few days. This one is just simple……from apps.apple.com

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