Frugally

Track the money you didn’t spend 💷
Turn small savings into real progress 📈

[Frugally @Frugallyapp]

I’ve built an app called Frugally.

It tracks the money you didn’t spend.

Skipping the takeaway.
Cancelling a subscription.
Choosing the cheaper option.

Those decisions matter.

The app is ready. Launching soon 🚀

I’ll be sharing the journey here.

[Frugally @Frugallyapp]

Every finance app tracks what you DO spend.

Frugally tracks what you DON’T.

Download our app, watch your savings grow.

Frugally is now LIVE on the App Store 🚀

https://t.co/l4tg7UzBNi

[Frugally @Frugallyapp]

Been building something a little different 👀

Frugally helps you track the money you don’t spend and turn small decisions into visible progress.

The support so far has genuinely been amazing. Release is getting very close now🚀

[Frugally @Frugallyapp]

Most people track what they spend.

I wanted to track what I didn’t spend.

Because those decisions shape your habits just as much.

[Frugally @Frugallyapp]

@arvidkahl Feels like the Lindy Effect matters more for ecosystems than languages now.

As a solo builder, I care less about the language itself and more about what I can actually build and ship quickly using the existing tools, libraries, and patterns around it.

That advantage compounds.

[Frugally @Frugallyapp]

@zodakweb3 Thank you for your support.

[Frugally @Frugallyapp]

I’ve built an app called Frugally.

It tracks the money you didn’t spend.

Skipping the takeaway.
Cancelling a subscription.
Choosing the cheaper option.

Those decisions matter.

The app is ready. Launching soon 🚀

I’ll be sharing the journey here.

[Frugally @Frugallyapp]

@claudeai As a solo builder, this kind of tooling makes a real difference.

Not having to keep your laptop running just to handle background tasks or checks removes a lot of friction. It lets you focus on building the product instead of managing infrastructure.

Big win for solo devs.

[Frugally @Frugallyapp]

I built this because I realised I was making better financial decisions but never actually seeing the impact.

Saving money felt invisible.

Frugally makes those decisions visible.