Mira: Expense Tracker & Budget

Mira is the only expense tracker that captures not just what you spent,
but how it felt. One tap adds a mood to every expense — so instead of
just seeing numbers, you see patterns: what makes you happy, what you
regret, and what's simply necessary.

No sign-up. No cloud sync. No subscription. Just you, your money, and
how it really feels to spend it.

── WHY MOOD MATTERS ──

😊 Tag every expense with a feeling
Happy, Neutral, Necessary, Guilty, or Stressed — pick one in a single
tap when you log a purchase.

📊 See where your money actually feels good
Mira's Insights show your "Guilt-free ratio" — the percentage of
spending that felt necessary or happy, not regretted.

🗓️ Spot your patterns over time
A weekday × mood heatmap reveals when guilty or stressed spending
tends to happen, so you can catch it before it becomes a habit.

🌿 A gentle weekly reflection
No streaks, no guilt trips — just an honest weekly check-in on where
your money and mood meet.

── WHY MIRA? ──

🔒 Your data stays on your device
No account, no cloud, no one but you has access to your financial
data. Uninstall the app and it's gone — nothing lingers on a server.

⚡ Fast and simple
Log an expense and its mood in under 5 seconds. No complicated setup.

🚫 No subscription, ever
Mira is free. A single one-time purchase removes ads permanently —
no monthly fees.

── FEATURES ──

• Tag every expense or income with a mood
• Guilt-free ratio and regret-spend tracking
• Mood-over-time and weekday × mood charts
• Spend-by-category breakdown with visual charts
• Set and track monthly budgets
• Works completely offline
• No account or sign-up required
• One-time "Remove Ads" purchase — no subscription

── PERFECT FOR ──

• Anyone who spends emotionally and wants to notice it
• People breaking the guilt-spend-regret cycle
• Privacy-conscious users who don't want their finances in the cloud
• Anyone who's tried a spreadsheet and wants something that actually
reflects how spending feels

Download Mira free today — and see what your money has been trying to
tell you.