Little-treat lovers
Find out which treats really make your day, and which ones you won't miss.
Coffee, concert tickets, a gift, new shoes. Each morning, Anzi shows you what you bought yesterday and asks how it felt. Five seconds, three emojis. Over time, you find out what really makes you happy.
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1. On the contrary; actually; rather. Used to revise or reverse what was just said.
"I thought I needed it. Anzi — I don't."
A morning coffee. Tickets to a show. A gift for a friend. The gadget you wanted for weeks. The price never tells you which ones were worth it. How they made you feel does.
Anzi asks one question each morning about what you bought the day before. A night's sleep makes your answer honest. After thirty days, you know what's worth it to you, and what isn't.
· Same question · Different answers ·
Find out which treats really make your day, and which ones you won't miss.
Keep shopping. See what you still love a month later, and send the rest back in time.
Park a want for 48 hours, then decide if you still want it.
The easiest journal you'll ever keep: five seconds every morning.
Fewer things, more joy. Your regrets show you what to skip next time.
The €40 toy or the box it came in? Keep score, with photos.
Concerts, trips, dinners out. See which ones you'd buy again tomorrow.
No categories, no limits, no red numbers. Just one question a day.
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A coffee, a ticket, a gift: add it in seconds. Just what it was and what it cost. No receipts, no syncing, no setup.
The next morning, Anzi asks how it felt. One emoji. A night's sleep makes the answer honest.
Weekly and monthly summaries show what brings you joy — and what you keep regretting. Quietly. Beautifully.
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Want something? Park it for 48 hours or 7 days. When the time is up, Anzi asks: still want it? Let it go, and watch your “not spent” total grow.
Not sure about something you bought? Set its return deadline. Anzi reminds you two days before and on the last day, while you can still take it back.
Twice a week, a past joy or regret comes back. Would you still buy it today? Sometimes the answer changes. Anzi.
Your total, day by day, next to the week or month before, split into joy, meh and regret. Tap any day to see what you logged. A summary arrives every Sunday and at each month's end.
Snap the receipt or the thing itself. Tap a photo to see it full-screen, or swipe through all of them in your souvenirs album.
A gentle reminder at lunch and at dinner. Log around 14:00 for a few days, and the reminder moves to around 14:00 too.
More time to think. Less to type.
An optional upgrade for people who want a little more. Made by one person, with no ads and no tracking. Everything free stays free, and until Plus opens, its features are free for everyone too.
When your bank, PayPal or wallet app shows a payment, Anzi has it ready to add with one tap. Notifications are read on your phone and never leave it.
How Auto-log handles your data →Park as many wants as you like, and decide once the rush has passed.
Anzi is a five-second daily diary for the things you buy. Each morning it shows what you bought yesterday and asks one question: was it worth it? You answer with joy, meh or regret. Over the weeks you see which buys really make you happy.
Not a budget. Think of it as a different kind of expense tracker: no bank, no budgets, no categories. Anzi doesn't tell you to spend less. It helps you notice how each purchase felt, so the next one is easier to choose.
No. You add a buy yourself in a few taps: the amount, and if you like a place and a photo. On Android, the optional Auto-log can spot payments in notifications from apps you choose. It reads them on your phone only.
Yes. Your diary stays on your phone. There's no account, no cloud, no ads and no analytics. You can back it up to a file or export it as CSV whenever you want.
Yes. Anzi is free on iPhone and Android.
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It's an Italian word meaning "on the contrary" or "rather", used to change your mind mid-sentence: "I thought I needed it. Anzi, I don't."
Anzi is free, private, and lives on your phone. No account, no bank connection — just one honest question each morning.
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