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[PH/Nationwide] [FREE/Paid App] Hunter Vault: Gamified finance tracker for budgeting

[PH/Nationwide] [FREE/Paid App] Hunter Vault: Gamified finance tracker for budgeting

Hi everyone! Sharing Hunter Vault, a gamified finance tracker I built for budgeting, expense tracking, savings goals, credit card debt, and shared gastos.

Location: Philippines / Online
Price: Free to download. Optional premium/lifetime upgrade available inside the app.

It turns your money habits into quests, levels, streaks, and progress so managing money feels less stressful and more rewarding.

Good for students, solo living peeps, couples tracking shared expenses, or anyone trying to be more aware of their spending.

Available on iOS and Android.

Link: https://huntervault.app

Would appreciate feedback from PH users too.

Some Screenshot:

https://preview.redd.it/mxxad5ycww1h1.png?width=1440&format=png&auto=webp&s=d271f67b7cda48cd31f5157b101b2ef9734ceea2

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u/Quick_Ad6731 — 4 days ago

For people living solo in PH, what’s the hardest part of managing your budget?

As someone trying to survive adulting in the Philippines, I realized ang hirap pala i-manage ng pera kapag ikaw na lahat.

Rent, food, bills, subscriptions, debt, emergency fund, random gastos, ang bilis mawala ng sweldo if hindi mo namo-monitor.

That’s one of the reasons I built Hunter Vault: Level Up Finance, a gamified finance tracker for people who want budgeting to feel less stressful and more motivating.

Instead of just logging expenses, it turns your money habits into quests, levels, streaks, and progress so saving and tracking spending feels more rewarding.

I’m still improving it based on real feedback, especially from people living independently here in PH.

For solo living peeps, what’s the hardest part of managing your money?

Is it food budget, rent, utang, impulse spending, or saving consistently?

u/Quick_Ad6731 — 4 days ago

Beginner budgeting question

Do you think tracking expenses is enough, or do you also need a daily money routine?

I noticed that even when I track my spending, it does not always mean I make better decisions.

Sometimes I can see where my money went, but I still repeat the same habits the next week.

Lately, I’ve been thinking a simple daily routine might help more, like:

Checking how much I can safely spend today. Logging purchases before I forget.
Noticing if a purchase was a need or a want.
Saving even a small amount.
Reflecting on what caused overspending.

For beginners, what habit made the biggest difference for you?

Was it tracking every expense, setting a budget, using cash envelopes, checking your balance daily, or something else?

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u/Quick_Ad6731 — 5 days ago

If you haven’t tested your app on different Android devices yet, you might be missing device-specific UI issues.

If you haven’t tested your app on different Android devices yet, you should.

I found a font-scaling issue in my React + Capacitor app that only showed up on Xiaomi, even though it looked fine on Samsung.

I wrote about what caused it and how I fixed it here:
https://medium.com/p/749aedfdf787

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u/Quick_Ad6731 — 9 days ago

Hello everyone,

I’d like to share with you my very first gamified personal finance app. It’s called Hunter Vault: Level Up Finance a personal finance tracker, but with RPG-style progression:

  • You earn XP every time you log income/expenses
  • You level up based on consistency
  • You get quests like “Stay In Budget Within a Week”
  • You rank up from E → S, a lot of customization and more.

The idea is simple: make tracking money feel less like a chore and more like a game you actually want to keep playing.

It’s been about a month since I launched the app, and the community feedback has honestly shaped a lot of what I’m building next.

Would really appreciate honest feedback (even harsh ones helped me a lot already).

Link in comments 🙏

https://preview.redd.it/q3bd6qh239zg1.png?width=4096&format=png&auto=webp&s=202756462bee3a81660996e2fd45477d381e9baa

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u/Quick_Ad6731 — 17 days ago
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Hello everyone,

I’d like to share with you my very first gamified personal finance app. It’s called Hunter Vault: Level Up Finance a personal finance tracker, but with RPG-style progression:

  • You earn XP every time you log income/expenses
  • You level up based on consistency
  • You get quests like “Stay In Budget Within a Week”
  • You rank up from E → S, a lot of customization and more.

The idea is simple: make tracking money feel less like a chore and more like a game you actually want to keep playing.

It’s been about a month since I launched the app, and the community feedback has honestly shaped a lot of what I’m building next.

Would really appreciate honest feedback (even harsh ones helped me a lot already).

Link in comments 🙏

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u/Quick_Ad6731 — 17 days ago

Hello everyone,

I’d like to share with you my very first gamified personal finance app. It’s called Hunter Vault: Level Up Finance a personal finance tracker, but with RPG-style progression:

  • You earn XP every time you log income/expenses
  • You level up based on consistency
  • You get quests like “Stay In Budget Within a Week”
  • You rank up from E → S, a lot of customization and more.

The idea is simple: make tracking money feel less like a chore and more like a game you actually want to keep playing.

It’s been about a month since I launched the app, and the community feedback has honestly shaped a lot of what I’m building next.

Would really appreciate honest feedback (even harsh ones helped me a lot already).

Link in comments 🙏

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u/Quick_Ad6731 — 17 days ago

I've been trying to track my expenses but none of the budgeting apps made me stick. It just feels like a chore.

That's why im trying to implement gamification into money management so that every expenses log =
exp, every time you stay within budget = rewards. So
instead of feeling like a chore, you can turn it into something enjoyable and build a better money management habits.

It's still early in the development but the app is already live in IOS and Google Play Store (Its called Hunter Vault: Arise Finance) it's actually inspired by Solo Leveling Anime, so the progression system is kinda the same.

If you're interested, just let me know. I actually listen to community feedback and you will help shape the development of the app.

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u/Quick_Ad6731 — 18 days ago

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u/Quick_Ad6731 — 22 days ago