KnotNote: Gift Money Diary

KnotNote: Gift Money Diary

Start with people, not money

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 1, 2026
  • September 9, 2026

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KnotNote is a private diary for recording the gift money you give and receive at life's big occasions — weddings, funerals, first birthdays, shop openings, milestone birthdays, new babies, and graduations. See who you gave to and received from, your balance with each person, and what's coming up next — all in one place. Most gift-money apps start with a number, then ask who it was for. KnotNote works the other way around. You add a person first, then gather the moments you've shared with them — weddings, funerals, first birthdays, openings, milestone birthdays, new babies, graduations. The relationship comes first; the money is just part of the story. PEOPLE FIRST Add a name and how you know them — family, relatives, work, friends, school, neighbors — and keep each occasion as part of their story. WHAT'S COMING See upcoming events at a glance with a simple D-Day countdown. If you've received from someone before, KnotNote gently suggests an amount in the same spirit, so your envelope is ready in time. Optionally add upcoming occasions to your device calendar with a day-before reminder. GIVEN AND RECEIVED For each person, see what you received, what you gave, and whether you're even — so you always know whose turn it is. YOUR DATA IS YOURS Export everything to CSV whenever you like — your records are always yours to take with you. The record your mother taught you to keep — now in your pocket.
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What's New in KnotNote

2.0

September 9, 2026

Adding a record is one screen now — the occasion, the person and the amount together, instead of three steps. Empty screens point the way to your first person and your first record. Buttons read properly in dark mode, and the app has a new icon.

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