Unbought - No-Buy Tracker

Unbought makes your wants visible, so you can see what you really want. Something catches your eye every day, and not buying it takes more than people give you credit for. Unbought keeps that choice, one pass at a time. Jot down the name and the price. Ten seconds, done. And passing isn't the whole point. If you still want it thirty days later, go get it. The days you waited are kept, so you'll know it was something you really wanted. [The satisfaction of buying, without buying] Save a pass and a little "Passed on it" stamp lands with a pop. Instead of a shopping cart, your list of passes grows. Read it back later and you'll notice the wanting has quietly gone. [Not willpower — money you kept] The amounts you pass on don't count as "savings" or "self-denial." They add up as money you kept. The journey screen quietly shows your running total and how it changes month to month. No lectures. No guilt about the days you did buy. [Light enough for ten seconds] Only the name is required. Price and note are optional. A quick word about why you passed makes it satisfying to read back. [Thirty days later: Still want it?] Thirty days after a pass, Look Back asks one question, one item at a time: Still want it? Answer with one of two stamps: "Over it" or "Still want it." You can change it later, or tap "Later." Turn on reminders and Unbought asks "Still want it?" at 8 PM, thirty days after a pass, at most once a day. After your first save, Unbought asks once whether you'd like reminders. Only if you choose "Notify me" does iOS ask for notification permission. You can switch it on or off in Settings, and it's free. If you still wanted it after the wait and bought it, tap "I got it." It's stamped "Worth the Wait" with the number of days you waited, and it moves to its own list, apart from your passes. No judgment about buying. Your own record shows the wait was worth it. [On your Home Screen, too] Add the widget and your running total of money kept sits on your Home Screen, with a one-tap way to write a pass. The amounts open with Premium. On the free plan you can still add it, and it shows "Opens with Premium" instead. [Pricing] Every record is saved, even on the free plan. Recording, editing, deleting, "I got it," Look Back, reminders, and importing backups stay free. The free plan lists your latest 30 passes and latest 5 Worth the Wait items, and Look Back and reminders draw from those 30. The money-kept line at the top of Home counts the latest 30 on the free plan, too. Premium opens every pass and every Worth the Wait item (Look Back and reminders then cover them all), plus the journey screen (running total, monthly charts, sorting breakdown and shares, and trends in your passes), the Home Screen widget, and JSON export. There are three plans: Monthly, Yearly (7-day free trial for first-time subscribers), and Lifetime, a one-time purchase. Monthly and Yearly renew automatically, and you can cancel anytime. If a subscription ends, every record stays and you return to the free plan. If you bought Premium before, it simply continues as Lifetime. [Privacy] Unbought never connects to the internet (except for purchases). No account, no developer server, no ads — your records live only on your device. Reminders are scheduled on your device, with no server involved. The widget reads only tallied numbers kept in a shared space on your device, and never touches your records themselves. Importing a JSON backup stays free, so your records survive a phone upgrade. This is not a budgeting app. No budgets, no bank links, no investment advice. It just quietly counts the things you didn't buy. Why not start with today's pass? Terms of Use: https://yukiji-lab.com/miokuri/terms-en.html Privacy Policy: https://yukiji-lab.com/miokuri/privacy-en.html