Most budgeting apps show you a number and hope you feel bad. Ya Broke reframes what you're about to buy into things you actually feel: how many hours of work it costs you, or how many of your own favorite little luxuries you'd give up (mine is matcha lattes, so a jacket might cost me 20). Suddenly it's not $60, it's a full day at work. No bank linking, no spreadsheets, no lectures. Set your vice currency, log the temptation, see the real cost, decide.
What's the one impulse buy you still regret?
Mine was a jacket I wore twice. At the time it was "just $60." But $60 is a full day of my life at work, or about 20 matcha lattes I actually love. When I started pricing things in hours of my life instead of dollars, the urge to buy just died.
That's the whole idea behind Ya Broke. You log something you're tempted to buy, and it shows you the real cost in your time and in the little things you'd genuinely miss.
It's free on Android today. So tell me: what did you buy that you'd take back, and what would you rather have kept?
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