Anzi: Mindful Spending Journal

Anzi is a mindful spending journal that asks one question about your money every morning: was it worth it? Your bank app shows you a chart. It tells you what you spent. It never asks if it was worth it. Anzi does, and it takes five seconds a day. HOW IT WORKS • Log a purchase in two taps: the amount and what it was. No receipts, no bank sync, no setup. • The next morning, Anzi shows you one thing you bought yesterday and asks how it felt. Joy, meh or regret. One tap. A night's sleep makes the answer honest. • Every Sunday, a weekly recap lays your spending side by side: what brought you joy, and what you keep regretting. • Add the home-screen widget to see your streak and log a purchase without opening the app. A SPENDING TRACKER THAT ASKS HOW IT FELT Most expense trackers and budget apps count every cent and sort it into categories. Anzi is a simple money diary instead. You don't track everything. You reflect on one purchase a day, and within a few weeks your spending habits show up on their own: the €4 coffee that makes your morning, the takeaway you regret every time, the impulse buys you forgot by breakfast. WHAT ANZI IS NOT No bank connections. No categories to manage. No budgets to blow. No spreadsheets, no charts, and no AI telling you to cut your coffee. Anzi never touches your accounts and never asks for a password to your money. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Everything stays on your phone. No account, no cloud, no server, no analytics. We collect nothing because there is nothing to collect. Your spending journal is yours alone. MADE FOR • Anyone who finds budgeting apps stressful • No-buy and no-spend challenges • Cutting down on impulse shopping without guilt • Building a daily reflection habit around money • Minimalists and intentional spenders WHY "ANZI" It's an Italian word that doesn't translate cleanly: "on the contrary. Actually. Wait." As in: "I thought I needed it. Anzi, I didn't." That feeling is the whole app. Anzi is free right now, and the people using it today are shaping what it becomes. Spend less time tracking. Spend more like you mean it.