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CostMe
From coffee to road trips, track spending your way
Understand what your habits cost and decide what to change. Track coffee, takeout, a trip, or a kid's allowance. Log purchases on the go. Visualize how often you buy and how spending adds up. Set monthly or one-time budgets, see what's left, share cards on social media, and export CSV for Excel or Google Sheets. No CostMe account or bank connection; records stored on your device. All features free for up to 5 active trackers. One-time purchase for unlimited. iOS and Android.
Sometimes you don’t need to organize every part of your finances. You just want to answer one question: how much is takeout really costing, what are we spending on this trip, or how much of an agreed monthly allowance is left?
CostMe lets you create a tracker for that question, record purchases as they happen, and review the total. Quick Add handles repeat purchases, and you can change the amount when the price varies. Choose a monthly budget for ongoing expenses or a one-time budget for a trip or event, then see the difference between your budget and spending. Reports and CSV export let you keep using Excel without waiting until the evening to write everything down.
Share cards turn a tracker into a visual summary you can send to someone or keep as a snapshot. The Road Trip card in the gallery uses example data: 39 purchases, $1,470 spent against a $1,500 monthly limit, with $30 left.
Your expense records are stored locally on your device. No CostMe account or bank connection is required. All features are free for up to 5 active trackers; an optional one-time purchase removes that limit. Available on iOS and Android.
I’d love your feedback: would you use this alongside a full budget or spreadsheet, or for one specific expense you want to understand first? What would you track?
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About CostMe on Product Hunt
“From coffee to road trips, track spending your way”
CostMe was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #124 on the daily leaderboard. Understand what your habits cost and decide what to change. Track coffee, takeout, a trip, or a kid's allowance. Log purchases on the go. Visualize how often you buy and how spending adds up. Set monthly or one-time budgets, see what's left, share cards on social media, and export CSV for Excel or Google Sheets. No CostMe account or bank connection; records stored on your device. All features free for up to 5 active trackers. One-time purchase for unlimited. iOS and Android.
CostMe was featured in Productivity (665.4k followers), Personal Finance (3k followers) and Budgeting (1.1k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 185.1k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted CostMe?
CostMe was hunted by Ajo Kano. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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Ajo Kano
Hi Product Hunt! I’m Ajo, the creator of CostMe.
Sometimes you don’t need to organize every part of your finances. You just want to answer one question: how much is takeout really costing, what are we spending on this trip, or how much of an agreed monthly allowance is left?
CostMe lets you create a tracker for that question, record purchases as they happen, and review the total. Quick Add handles repeat purchases, and you can change the amount when the price varies. Choose a monthly budget for ongoing expenses or a one-time budget for a trip or event, then see the difference between your budget and spending. Reports and CSV export let you keep using Excel without waiting until the evening to write everything down.
Share cards turn a tracker into a visual summary you can send to someone or keep as a snapshot. The Road Trip card in the gallery uses example data: 39 purchases, $1,470 spent against a $1,500 monthly limit, with $30 left.
Your expense records are stored locally on your device. No CostMe account or bank connection is required. All features are free for up to 5 active trackers; an optional one-time purchase removes that limit. Available on iOS and Android.
I’d love your feedback: would you use this alongside a full budget or spreadsheet, or for one specific expense you want to understand first? What would you track?