A new design: Pouch, Month and Keşke
Keşke is turning from a ledger into a habit coach. Three places, the color of the day, two-tap logging and a ten-second “Worth it?” every evening.
Using the first version ourselves, we noticed something: too many menus, too many cards, too many decisions. Budgeting is tiring enough; an app shouldn’t add to it. So we rethought Keşke from a simpler, warmer place.
A habit coach, not a ledger
The new Keşke asks for just two short moments a day:
- When you spend: your regular expenses become tokens, and logging one takes two taps.
- In the evening: the day’s spending arrives as a deck of cards, and you answer “Worth it” or “Keşke” for each. Ten seconds, tops.
Three places, one button
- Pouch: the home screen. Akçe, today’s number and today’s spending. Nothing else crowding in.
- Month: calendar, envelopes and upcoming payments in one place.
- Keşke: your wishes, the waiting room and your goal jar.
There’s a single “+” button in the middle. Settings, accounts, cards and backups all live in one spot.
The color of the day
The screen’s color tells you how the day is going: green when you’re calm, gold as you get close, coral when you go over. No red, no blame. The color always comes with a word and an icon.
What else is coming?
“What does it cost?”, the Keşke map, the weekly challenge, the goal jar, the Monday story and logging without opening the app. We’re building it in three stages; the roadmap has the details.
When does it hit the App Store?
Keşke arrives on the App Store once all three stages are done and polished. What doesn’t change: the same careful math, your data on your device, and Akçe right where it belongs.