Stasha

Stasha is a money app for Gen Z Australians who want to actually save something this year. No bank logins. No 47 charts. Just a weekly budget, a Panic Button for the wobbly moments, and a goal timeline that shrinks as you stick with it. You log spending yourself. That sounds like effort, but it is the point. Typing it in is what makes you notice it. Stasha keeps the loop tight: open the app, see what is left this week, log the thing, move on with your day. The voice is direct and a bit dry. Calm by default, Roast if you want a sharper friend in your pocket. Never shame-y. No hype words. No green confetti for buying a coffee. What is inside Weekly budget you actually check. One number that matters: what is left this week. Saved, weekly target and spent sit underneath so you always know where you stand. Panic Button. A pill above the tab bar for the moment before you spend. Tap it, breathe, get three small steps and a reminder of what is at stake. Goal forecast in weeks. Set a goal, see roughly when you will hit it, watch the ETA move as your habits change. Spending streak strip. A seven day strip that rewards logging, not perfection. Miss a day, no lectures. Weekly recap, opt in. Sunday night or Monday morning, your choice. Pick Celebration, Roast, or Auto and get an honest read on the week. Chat for money questions only. Ask about saving, budgeting, debt, goals, or whether you should actually buy that thing. No horoscopes. Privacy stance. No bank connections, ever. Your numbers live with your account. Manual entry is the feature, not a limitation. Built for Australia, priced honestly, with a hard paywall up front so you know exactly what you are signing up for.