Photos first, always
A picture, a name, done — in about three taps. That is the whole ritual.
iPhone Android on the way
Half your favorite little moments come with a receipt — the peonies, the matcha, the good bakery. Spendoir keeps those, and turns them into a weekly book and a monthly Wrapped story. Your spending never leaves your phone.
Why keep them
Most little treats vanish from memory in a day — so we go chasing the next one. Spendoir is built for the revisit: every week gathers into a little book, and every month ends in a Wrapped story of what you loved. The Sunday-night flip-through is the whole point.
What it does
Four small ideas, and that is the whole app.
A picture, a name, done — in about three taps. That is the whole ritual.
Your moments gather themselves into a little book each week, and a Wrapped story each month. You just flip through it.
Add a price to a moment, or don't. If you do, it rests out of sight with the memory — one tap brings it back whenever you feel like knowing.
Send a beautiful page to the group chat. Amounts are left off every export, so the only thing travelling is the joy.
The promise
That is not a setting to find. It is how the app is built.
There is nothing to sign up for. Your moments and any amounts you enter are stored by the app on your device — Spendoir has no place to send them.
Amounts stay covered until you choose to peek, so opening the app never turns into a confrontation.
Exported pages carry the photos and the captions. Numbers are simply not on them.
Fair questions
Because half your favorite little moments come with a receipt. The peonies you got yourself, the rainy-day matcha, dinner with your people — you are not documenting spending, you are keeping the moment it paid for.
No. Spendoir is a memory app that can keep receipts if you ask. There are no budgets, no goals and no charts with opinions — just a book of what you loved, with the numbers tucked away for whenever you are curious.
Never. A photo and a name make a moment. Add an amount now, later, or not at all — nothing will ever nag you for it.
No one, unless you send a page yourself. There is no account, no server and no feed. Sharing means you texting a page to the group chat — and amounts are never on it.
Start a book
Go find it with a camera.
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