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If you are a couple where the husband is a delivery driver and the wife is a cafe maker, living without knowing how much the other spends until you both get shocked by the credit card bill at the end of the month, try installing Gagyeppyu first.

Gagyeppyu is a voice-activated AI household ledger. Recording is done with just a single line of chat. If you toss out "Jajangmyeon 8,000 won," it automatically organizes the amount, category, and date. If your budget is generous, you receive praise; if it overflows, you get a harsh reality check. It is a ledger that makes you spend less just to avoid getting scolded—that is Gagyeppyu.

■ AI Haedali — A Household Ledger Worn Out for the Fun of Getting Scolded

The moment you exceed 90% of your budget, Haedali switches from affectionate mode to harsh-tongued mode. Few people can open a delivery app after hearing, "Is a budget just for decoration?" You can choose between fixed affection, fixed harsh-tongued, or automatic switching, and screenshots of getting scolded sell quite well in couple chat rooms.

The husband is a delivery driver, the wife is a cafe maker. ■ Recording is as easy as KakaoTalk

If you say, "My taxi fare was 12,000 won yesterday," it is recorded as a transportation expense. It reads receipts when you scan them and automatically captures card payment notifications to suggest recording them. If you ask, "How much did I spend at the cafe this month?" it will even tell you the total amount for both of you combined. Voice input is also available instead of typing.

■ Sharing without having to show everything

While your expenses are combined and displayed with your spouse in real-time, you can set items you want to keep private, such as emergency funds, gifts, or medical bills. You can set the visibility level by category, transaction, or amount, so you don't have to choose between "revealing everything or not spending at all."

■ Money saved is visible

If you spend less than your budget, the difference grows into a garden just for the two of you. Trees are planted, levels rise, and you can see the percentage progress toward goals like travel funds. There is even a "Couple vs. Battle" to see who saved more this week. Try betting that the loser does the dishes.

** ■ View Your Bank Account Three Months from Now

It calculates fixed expenses like rent and subscription fees and displays your balance three months from now in a graph. Seeing "how much will be left in October if you continue spending like this" changes your spending decisions this weekend.

This is what people use:

- Couples who have installed and uninstalled a household ledger app three or more times
- Couples who have a joint dating account but always put off settling accounts
- People curious about their spouse's credit card bill but find it awkward to ask directly
- People who resolve to save but can't stick to it for more than three days

Household ledgers aren't used by diligent people; they are the apps that survive because they aren't a hassle. Recording is just one line, the AI ​​handles the nagging, and Jeongwon takes care of the fun.