Tsumori: Pretend Savings — ASO

By Koki Tanisaka on AppTrack Ninja.

Pretend savings, made in Japan

In Japan, the money you didn't spend on a small temptation has a name: "pretend savings". Tsumori turns that moment into money kept — in a notebook that feels like Japanese stationery. Pretend you bought a latte: ¥500. Pretend you grabbed a snack: ¥200. When you skip it, tap the sticky note. That amount piles up toward your goal. ■ One tap, answered with a hanamaru Recording takes a single tap. A hand-drawn hanamaru — the flower stamp Japanese teachers press on work well done — lands with a satisfying pop, and a sticky note goes up on your cork board. Your effort is something you can see. ■ A…

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