Keichocho

Keichocho is a ledger for the money exchanged at Japanese ceremonial occasions - koden (condolence money) and goshugi (celebration money). Record who you gave to, when, and how much, along with what you received and from whom. The next time a wedding or a memorial service comes around, the right amount is one tap away. FEATURES - Separate records for celebrations and condolences - Full history grouped by person - Track whether a return gift has been sent - Sort and search by amount or date - Export your records for backup MADE FOR - Anyone with frequent family or workplace obligations - People who cannot recall what they gave last time - Households keeping a long-term record PRIVATE BY DESIGN - No network access. Works fully offline - No account required - No data collection - One-time purchase. No ads, no subscriptions