Does anyone here like to save a buck or two? When I tied the knot, it dawned on me that keeping tabs on money wasn't such a bad idea. Especially when you're the only one bringing home the bacon =) I started wondering where all our money was going - could it all really be funneled into facials and manicures? (I swear, I'm not stingy, just curious!) My wife began tracking our expenses, hopping from one app to another, until her enthusiasm waned. Yet, she was keen on continuing the financial tracking journey and suggested I take part: by building her the perfect app. Lo and behold, my client arrived with a laundry list of features. I didn't expect her to take to it so keenly. We developed a version that conveniently recorded income and expenses, complete with eye-pleasing charts. Over time, we added categories, tags, and even tag groups for better chart grouping, plus the flexibility to handle any currency. Finally, we could paint a rough picture of our financial landscape. Did we spend less? Nope, but we always ended up in the green! As we braced ourselves for a home renovation, we aimed to stick to a budget. But as you all know, that's like finding a unicorn, right? That's how we decided to create a budgeting tool to cap expenses for any event, over any period. We set a renovation spending limit, then a cap on monthly expenses, and started playing around with vacation and travel budgets. I've heard money can often be a bone of contention in families, but sometimes all you need is a hard look at the cold, hard numbers, emotion-free. So, what do you think? Jump into the conversation and give our app a spin. Let's find that unicorn together!

CoinCount: Spending & Money Manager

Helps to keep track of personal finances

Helps to keep track of personal finances