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3-second logging
Amount, then one button. Income, transfers, recurring entries and balances per account are covered too.
Project 01 · Budget Tracker
Buying again? Put that cart down, meow!
For the three seconds before checkout, when you wish someone would stop you.
A pixel budget tracker where a calm Monk and a sassy Kitty stop you right before you buy. Type the amount, tap one button, and the entry is saved.
In App Store and Google Play reviewOpen in Toss
Free · No sign-up
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Three seconds to checkout.Buying again?
Buying again? Put that cart down, meow!
Buying takes a moment; using takes years.
Don't you have one of these at home?
Nagging heard often becomes medicine.
What we care about
A budget app records what you spent. Buying Again? steps in one moment earlier: what it cares about most is the pause before you spend.
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The pause matters more than the record
We think the three seconds before checkout matter more than tidying up afterwards. So you also log what you did not buy, and your Money resisted adds up in a pile of its own.
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A budget app you keep using
Type the amount, then tap Spent it, Resisted or Thinking. Most people quit budgeting because logging is a chore, so we got rid of the chore first.
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We tease the spending, never the person
The Monk talks you down gently and Kitty pokes you with numbers. It can sting a little, but it is never mean.
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Your records stay on your phone
No sign-up and no login. Everything is stored on the device, and you can export a file to move it to another phone.
Screens
What it does
Swipe sideways.
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Money resisted
Log what you did not buy and it adds up as Money resisted. Not sure yet? Park it in the Wait Box and decide later.
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Tap the Wooden Fish
When the Urge hits, tap the Wooden Fish until the incense burns out. By then the Urge has usually passed.
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Over 2,000 lines of nagging
Coffee, food delivery, late-night shopping, payday. The lines fit the moment, from Mild to Spicy.
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Calendar and stats
See the month on a calendar, then check category charts, budgets and how much you can spend today.
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Decorate the Temple
Spend the Merit you earn by resisting on hats for the Monk, outfits for Kitty and the Temple itself.
Go on, tap one
This is all the logging there is. Type the amount, then tap one of three.
Iced coffee
Money resisted
Bought it again? At least you logged it.
Buying takes a moment; using takes years. Use it well.
When the Urge hits, tap the Wooden Fish
Tap the Monk to knock. In the app you keep tapping until the incense burns out.
The Incense is out. Choose calmly now.
At a glance
3s
to log an entry
Type the amount, tap one button. Done.
2,000+
lines of nagging
From coffee to late-night shopping, they fit the moment.
40+
currencies
USD, EUR, JPY, KRW and more.
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Free
No sign-up, and your records stay on your phone.
Buying Again?
- Type
- Budget tracker
- Platforms
- Toss mini app (Live) · App Store, Google Play (In review)
- Languages
- 한국어 · English · 日本語 · 繁體中文 · Tiếng Việt
- Currencies
- More than 40, including USD, EUR, JPY and KRW
- Price
- Free
- Data
- Stored on the device only · no sign-up
- Made by
- Baruda
Questions people ask
What is Buying Again?
Buying Again? (Korean name: 또 사?) is a pixel-art budget tracker where a Monk and a Kitty nag you right before you pay. It records what you did not buy as well as what you spent, so it is built to cut impulse spending.
Is it free?
Yes, it is free. There is no sign-up and no login.
Where can I use it?
Right now it runs as a mini app inside the Toss app (Korea): search for '또 사?' and it opens with no install. The App Store and Google Play apps are in review, and the links will appear on this page when they are approved.
Where is my data stored?
Your records stay on your device only. Nothing is sent to a server, and you can export a file to move them to another phone.
How is it different from other budget apps?
Most budget apps tidy up money you already spent. Buying Again? makes you pause first. What you skip adds up as Money resisted, the Wooden Fish gives the Urge time to pass, and the Wait Box holds things you are unsure about.
Which languages and currencies does it support?
Korean, English, Japanese, Traditional Chinese and Vietnamese, with more than 40 currencies including USD, EUR, JPY and KRW.
Before your next checkout: Buying Again?
Opens inside the Toss app (Korea). No install needed.
Open in TossIn App Store and Google Play review
The App Store and Google Play versions open as soon as review is done.
Want an app like this?
Buying Again? was planned, designed, built and shipped by Baruda.