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Trying to make everyday spending feel a little less uncertain

For a while I’ve been working on a personal finance app – trying to make everyday spending feel a little steadier, without the overhead of a full system.

A phone held up in front of cherry blossom trees, showing the main screen of the personal finance app described in the post.

It’s called Lång – a Swedish word that means ’long’ (and is pronounced the same).

It gives you a daily amount – a quiet guide – to help you spend with more confidence, one day at a time.

It’s not exactly a budget. You decide how much you want to spend until your next payday, and it helps you stay on track – without categories, without elaborate setup.

I’ve been trying to support the way people already manage their spending – just with a bit more steadiness, for those who check their balance and go by feel. Who want to stay intentional, but haven’t found something that fits.

It’s still early. I’ve started inviting people into a private beta – mostly to see who it resonates with, and where it doesn’t. If it sounds like something you’d like to try, you can take a look here:

https://lang.money

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Lång: Daily spending guide