GiveItUp: Savings Goals

Name something you're giving up. Say what it costs and how often. GiveItUp adds it up.

A coffee-shop breakfast at $13 a day is $4,745 a year. Getting your nails done at $65 a week is $3,380. Streaming you never watch, takeout on Fridays, the ride you could have walked — every one goes into one pot, and the pot tells you when you can have the thing you actually want.

How it works
• Give something up — what it is, what it costs, how often. The money starts counting from that day.
• Name what you want — a laptop, a bike, a vacation next year. Each one shows the date the pot could buy it.
• When the pot covers it, tap "I got it." Your savings update, your give-ups keep going, and the next thing moves up.

Simple on purpose
• No bank connection. No card. No linking anything. You type a number, the app does the arithmetic.
• No account needed. Everything lives on your phone.
• A free account does one thing: backs your data up so you can restore it on a new phone.
• No ads. No tracking. Nothing you enter is ever shared or public.

GiveItUp is a personal tracker, not financial advice. It never moves money and never sees your accounts. It just shows you what small, boring decisions add up to — and lets you spend that on something you'll remember.

From TravelingSober.