Hey everyone! I'm Kuda, the solo dev behind SpendMind. Like most people, I've tried a bunch of budgeting apps over the years. They either overwhelmed me with features I didn't need, or they completely fell apart the moment I tried to manage money with my partner. We ended up on a shared spreadsheet that was always outdated, and nobody ever remembered to update it. I wanted something that just worked — something where I could set up a budget, see where my money was actually going, and share it with someone without the "did you log that purchase?" conversations. So I built SpendMind. It lets you: - Create budgets with smart templates so you're not starting from scratch - Track spending by category and see exactly where you're overspending - Set savings goals and actually watch your progress - Share budgets with a partner, family, or roommates with real-time updates - Export reports when you need the full picture It works just as well if you're budgeting solo — the collaboration part is there when you need it, not forced on you. This has been a real labour of love and I'm still actively building. I'd genuinely love to hear — what's the one thing that's always bugged you about budgeting apps? What would make you actually stick with one?