u/Enceladus21

Image 1 — I built a budgeting app that turns your monthly budget into one daily number, would love some honest feedback
Image 2 — I built a budgeting app that turns your monthly budget into one daily number, would love some honest feedback
Image 3 — I built a budgeting app that turns your monthly budget into one daily number, would love some honest feedback
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I built a budgeting app that turns your monthly budget into one daily number, would love some honest feedback

This started as a “scratching my own itch” project and then turned into a proper app.

Problem I had: I would set a monthly budget, feel very adult about it, then have no idea if I was actually on track until I looked at my statement near the end of the month.

What I wanted: something that tells me, in plain English, what I can spend today without messing up the month.

So I built Spendaily.

How it works in practice:

• You set your monthly spending limit and pick your currency.

• The app works out how much that is per day.

• When you log an expense, it updates your number for today and tomorrow.

• If you end the day under your number, that surplus can either roll into tomorrow or go towards a named goal (new headphones, trip, whatever).

Technically it is a React Native app with a FastAPI backend and MongoDB, but honestly the interesting part has been getting the behaviour and visuals to feel encouraging instead of guilt heavy.

Link: https://go.spendaily.com/reddit or  www.spendaily.com

If you have a minute, I would love thoughts on:

• Does the “one number per day” concept make sense?

• Does the landing page explain it clearly enough?

• Anything that would make you instantly close the app or page.

Happy to share more about the tech stack or monetisation decisions if that is useful to anyone here.

u/Enceladus21 — 4 days ago
▲ 3 r/Appstore+1 crossposts

Hello everyone;

I have been going through reddit to see what people are doing with their projects, and so happy to find subreddits like this. My app has been on the App Store for the last month and I have 120 active users, I know not much but 100 users were a milestone for me.

What my app does differently compared to other budgeting apps is that it guides you through your monthly limit/budget/goal by giving you a daily amount you can spend, so it has a positive approach to daily budgeting not a negative that says you are over the budget you spent this much, you bought that. That was the main useless thing and wrong mindset many other budgeting apps had. It also lets you create goals and guides you to save a little today and get the things that matter the most without breaking your month.

I invested a lot of time in app design and UI and I believe it looks and feels so good. I would appreciate any reviews comments, or anything that might be a high yield improvement.

Here is the link if you are interested seeing what people are building: https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/spendaily/id6757773714

www.spendaily.com

I currently offer a premium version to people who think spendaily can contribute their budgeting more with extra features.

Montly £3.99

Yearly £37.99

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u/Enceladus21 — 25 days ago
▲ 5 r/AndroidTesting+1 crossposts

Hello Everyone;

I launched my app on the App Store 2 months ago and got around 200 active users. It is a budgeting app that works differently compared to other apps. What it does basically is that you enter the amount of money you want to limit youself at monthly after your rent and regular savings, and the Spendaily app gives you a daily limit. It pushes you to save a little today and get something you want in the next days without breaking your monthly budget. The unspent amount rolls over to next day everyday. There are premium features like adding goals of what you want to get by saving daily and clear calendar view and summaries. I had a good conversion rate on App Store and thought I should explore the android world as well. I built the android version of my app as well and trying to go through Google's developer account procedures. I realised I can't really publish my app without running a closed testing for 14 days, which is quite annoying. I don't have much friends using android who can actually test and let me know about any bugs, whether Android version related or any general bugs. You can check my app out on app store page and if you like testing apps, I would be glad to add you to my closed testing group, just dm me your mail address. I am open for any suggestions and recommendations.

Cheers!

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u/Enceladus21 — 26 days ago