Remiko

Remiko turns your month into one number: what's free to spend today. Tell it what comes in and what's already spoken for, once. Rent, bills, and subscriptions come out first. What's left is added every morning, and every purchase you log takes it away. No categories to sort, no bank to link, no spreadsheet to keep up with. Built with ADHD in mind, and useful for anyone who loses track of money, groceries, or impulse buys. FREE TO SPEND A daily number that refills itself. Log a coffee in a few seconds from the app, from the home screen widget, or by asking Siri. Skip a few days and nothing breaks: it keeps adding, and you can backdate later. WANT TO BUY Put something you're tempted by on a list instead of in a cart. The pricier it is, the longer it waits. Write down why you want it, and when the wait is up you read your own reasoning instead of guessing at it. TRACK RECORD Most budgeting apps only show what you spent. Remiko also keeps what you didn't: every want you let go after the full wait, with a running total of what you decided against. GROCERIES A list that sorts itself by aisle so a shop runs in one loop, with an optional weekly grocery budget that comes out of your daily number automatically. Record a trip as one total off the receipt, or price items as you go. SUBSCRIPTIONS Every recurring charge in one place, sorted by what renews next, with a reminder the morning before. They reduce your budget automatically, so they never sneak up on the number. ALSO INSIDE - A home screen widget that shows your number without opening the app - A weekly recap with a simple chart of where the week went - App Lock with Face ID, Touch ID, or your passcode - Optional reminders, kept deliberately vague when App Lock is on - A medication log with a gentle streak, as a personal reminder - Light and dark looks, and a choice of card color PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account. No bank login. No servers, no analytics, no ads. Everything stays on your iPhone, and you can export it or delete it anytime. Remiko is free. Remiko is not medical software and does not diagnose, treat, or give medical advice.