
Manual tracking for real-life spending
Your bank sees a category. You remember the thing itself.
A card statement can tell you how much you spent at restaurants. CostMe helps you answer a more useful question: what did the lunch delivery, weekday coffee, or parking meter actually add up to?
A broad category
Food & dining
$286 this month
Your actual trackers
Lunch delivery · 8 → $104
Coffee run · 17 → $76.50
Snacks · 9 → $42
Simple on purpose
From purchase to perspective in one tap.
The useful details
Awareness without the accounting homework.
Your bank sees categories.
You remember the thing itself.
Food. Transport. Convenience stores. Restaurants.
Those labels can be useful, but they rarely answer the question you actually have.
- How much more could I put toward retirement if we cooked at home instead of ordering in?
- Would buying a good coffee machine pay off more than grabbing coffee every day?
- If I quit smoking, how often could I afford a beach getaway?
- Am I really broke, or am I just spending on the wrong things?
- How much are all those extra snacks and street-food cravings really costing me — besides the extra pounds?
- Do I actually know how much I spend every month on parking, beer, pizza, pastries, flowers, and random little things?
CostMe gives each repeated expense its own tracker, so the number stops hiding inside a broader category.


