VETO is a decision-intelligence tool for purchases. Instead of simply asking whether you can afford something, VETO helps you evaluate whether buying it actually makes sense. Enter a purchase, consider its cost, usage, affordability and value, and get a clear decision with reasoning behind it. No account, no financial data stored, no complicated spreadsheets. Just a better way to think before you spend.
I built VETO around a simple idea: being able to afford something doesn't automatically mean you should buy it.
Most purchase decisions happen somewhere between “I want this” and “Can I afford this?” — but there isn't much helping with the question in between: “Does this actually make sense?”
VETO is my attempt to make that decision easier. You enter a purchase, evaluate the cost, usage, affordability and value, and VETO gives you a clear outcome with the reasoning behind it.
It’s intentionally simple, requires no account, and doesn’t store your financial information.
I'd genuinely like to hear where this kind of tool is useful — and where it isn't.