Tritter is a savings app for people who keep raiding their own savings. Pick a goal and a date, lock USDT (on TON or TRON) or TON into a piggy bank, and a smart contract keeps it shut until you get there. Fully non-custodial: your 24-word phrase is generated on your iPhone and never leaves it, so nobody but you can move the funds. One piggy bank per goal, a home-screen widget, an heir written into the contract, and 50 languages.
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I built Tritter because every savings app I tried had the same flaw: a withdraw button that works. Two taps, and the money for a trip in March becomes takeout in November. Nothing stopped me, so nothing stopped me.
Tritter adds the one thing a savings account doesn't have: resistance. You create a piggy bank with a goal and a date, lock USDT (on TON or TRON) or TON into it, and a smart contract holds it until you get there. Opening it early is a deliberate decision, never a stray tap.
A few things I cared about:
• Non-custodial. Your 24-word phrase is generated on your iPhone, lives in the Keychain behind Face ID and never touches a server. I can't move your funds, not with a support ticket, not if I wanted to.
• One goal per piggy bank. "Trip to Italy" is much harder to raid than "savings".
• An heir, recorded in the contract itself. This started when my father asked what happens to my coins if something happens to me. I had no answer.
• No charts, no signals, no feed. It's deliberately boring.
It's free on the App Store, in 50 languages.
One specific ask: install it, get as far as your first piggy bank, and tell me the exact spot where it stopped making sense. That's worth more to me than anything else today.