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Type coffee 4.50 yesterday and you're done. PisoYarn picks the category and shows a preview first.
A calm daily number for what's safe to spend, goals with a real "why", and small habits that stick. All private, on your phone.
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Set a monthly budget once. PisoYarn spreads what's left over the days ahead, so every morning you get one honest, kind number instead of a spreadsheet.
Log in seconds, save with purpose, and adjust gently when a week doesn't go to plan.
Type coffee 4.50 yesterday and you're done. PisoYarn picks the category and shows a preview first.
Save for what matters and see if you're on track. Move last month's leftover in one tap.
Check off daily money habits and try gentle challenges like "No takeout for 7 nights".
Category split, 6-month trend, a regret report and what gets in the way, all without judgement.
Spots repeating charges and reminds you two days before they renew.
Snap a receipt and the amount, store and date fill themselves in.




Keep what works, adjust what doesn't. PisoYarn updates your budgets and habits for you.
What you spent, what felt worth it, and your biggest day.
Keep, ease, replace or drop each one. No streak shaming.
Give a category more room, or move money from one with spare.
One thing for next week. One small step is enough.
PisoYarn has no servers to send your data to. Everything you enter stays in the app on your phone.
Yes. There are no ads and no subscriptions.
No. There's nothing to sign up for. Your data lives in the app on your phone.
Make a backup from Me → Your data → Back up, move the file to your new phone, and restore it there.
USD, EUR, GBP, PHP, JPY, CAD, AUD, SGD, INR, MXN and AED, with more on the way. You can pick a different currency per expense.
No, on purpose. You log spending yourself, which takes seconds and keeps you mindful of every purchase.
"Piso" is Filipino for "peso", and a yarn is a thread that ties your everyday spending into one story.
PisoYarn is coming soon to Android and iPhone.
"Small financial choices compound quietly."