What it does
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A budgeting app that logs the buys you skipped.
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Visualize how much you've saved.
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Watch small acts of restraint add up.
SkipBook is a budgeting app that logs the purchases you chose to skip and visualizes how much you saved. Watching the ‘didn't buy’ amount grow turns restraint into a small win.
Record what you didn't buy
Log the things you wanted but passed on, and their price. It flips the usual expense tracker around, making saving something you keep up with gladly.
The satisfaction of stacking up savings
Even small acts of restraint add up to a visible total. Seeing ‘I saved this much’ makes the next one easier.
Built to keep going
Turning effort into a number keeps motivation up, so saving feels less like deprivation and more like a game.
Frequently asked questions
Is it free?
It's basically free to use. See the Google Play listing for details.
How do I use it?
Just log what you skipped and its price — SkipBook totals up your savings automatically.
How is it different from a normal expense tracker?
Instead of what you spent, it records what you saved by not buying.