Launching today
SunFlow
Spend Less. Grow More.
14 followers
Spend Less. Grow More.
14 followers
SunFlow is the emotional expense tracker where budgets become living sunflowers. Track spending with one tap, watch your sunflower grow. Available for Android.
honestly this sounds really cute, kind of wish there was an ios version too but i get starting with android. one thing id love is the ability to set a weekly spending goal that actually shows up on the sunflower somehow, like if i stay under budget the petals stay bright but if i go over they start wilting a little. would make the motivation way more visual than just a number on a screen
Love the sunflower growing idea, it makes budgeting feel less like a chore. One thing I'd want is the ability to set a savings goal that grows a second flower alongside, so I can see both my spending habits and my savings progress on the same screen.
Love the idea of turning budgets into a sunflower you can actually watch grow, makes checking my spending way less painful. One thing I'd love is a quick way to compare this months sunflower growth to last months side by side, so I can see if my habits are actually changing without digging through history.
the one-tap logging combined with a growing sunflower is such a clever way to make people actually want to check their expenses. love that the emotional payoff lives right inside the habit itself
The sunflower growing idea is genuinely cute and I can see it making expense tracking way less of a chore. One thing I think would help a lot is adding a small note field when logging each spend, even just a word or two, so later I can remember why that sunflower bloomed so fast last weekend.
The sunflower visualization sounds genuinely charming, makes budgeting feel less like a chore. One thing I'd love as a future addition is a seasonal wilt mechanic when you overspend, so the flower actually droops for a day or two. That little bit of negative feedback would make the rewards feel more earned and help me notice bad spending habits faster instead of just watching things grow indefinitely.