Notice the pull
Capture the moment in a few quiet taps—before a purchase, after it, or whenever you are ready.
For impulse spending
Make a little room between the urge and the spend.
An impulse is information, not a character flaw. Unspendy is being designed to make the moment easier to notice without turning it into a score.
Name what was around it
Add your own context, such as boredom, a difficult day, convenience, or something you genuinely wanted.
Choose a next move
Pause, go ahead, or come back later. The useful part is making the choice visible to yourself.
Your judgement stays yours
The goal is not perfect restraint.
It is a more honest picture of the moments that matter to you—and a little more agency the next time one arrives.
You decide what counts, where your line sits, and whether a purchase was worth it. The product does not diagnose an impulse or tell you what you are allowed to buy.