the hand-drawn spending diary

A money diary that draws itself.

Jot down what you spent — Murphy sketches it into a tiny doodle. A month later your budget reads like a picture book, not a spreadsheet.

free to start  ·  no account  ·  your diary stays on your phone

iced americano − $5.50 kimbap − $3.50

how it works

Three tiny habits. One little masterpiece a month.

no. 1

Tap

"Iced latte, $6." That's the whole job. No categories homework, no receipts to scan.

no. 2

Doodle

Every entry becomes a small hand-drawn stamp on your day — a cup, a bowl, a bus, a gift.

no. 3

That's it!

At the end of the month,

meet murphy

He's a potato. He's also your accountant.

murphy, CPA (certified potato accountant)
"$20 already today?! okay — coffee happens to everyone. and honestly? kimbap for lunch was a smart call." — murphy, reviewing your Tuesday

Murphy notices, but never judges. A kind word on the good days, gentle honesty on the rest — and you can always write back.

…and he has moods. pick Murphy's voice — switch any time in Settings.

gentle

a warm friend who never scolds

hype

celebrates every entry like a trophy

nag

pokes at your splurges, lovingly

coach

just the numbers, straight up

savage

roasts the choice, never you · opt-in

the good parts

Small drawings, quietly doing big things.

A calendar worth rereading

Flip back through your months like storybook pages. Every doodle brings its day back.

Recaps made for sharing

Export your week or month as an illustrated card. Amounts stay hidden unless you say otherwise.

Yours, and only yours

No account. No cloud. Entries, notes and drawings live on your phone — full stop.

English & 한국어

Handwritten in both — Schoolbell for your English days, Gaegu for your Korean ones.

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Day one looks good on you.

Start your picture diary tonight — the first doodle takes ten seconds.