GiveItUp: Savings Goals

Name something you're giving up. Say what it costs and how often. GiveItUp adds it up. A coffee-shop breakfast at $13 a day is $4,745 a year. Getting your nails done at $65 a week is $3,380. Streaming you never watch, takeout on Fridays, the ride you could have walked: every one goes into one pot, and the pot tells you when you can have the thing you actually want. How it works • Give something up: what it is, what it costs, how often. The money starts counting from that day. • Name what you want: a laptop, a bike, a vacation next year. Each one shows the date the pot could buy it. • When the pot covers it, tap "I got it." Your savings update, your give-ups keep going, and the next thing moves up. Simple on purpose • No bank connection. No card. No linking anything. You type a number, the app does the arithmetic. • No account needed. Everything lives on your phone. • A free account does one thing: backs your data up so you can restore it on a new phone. • No ads. No tracking. Nothing you enter is ever shared or public. GiveItUp is a personal tracker, not financial advice. It never moves money and never sees your accounts. It just shows you what small, boring decisions add up to, and lets you spend that on something you'll remember. From TravelingSober.