Overspending on stuff you don't need? OwnCheck combines an inventory of what you already own, AI cool‑downs, and regret prediction to stop impulse purchases before they happen.
Unlike typical budget apps, OwnCheck attacks the root cause: you buy things you already own, and you buy things you don't actually need. We fix both.
COOL-DOWN TIMERS – KILL IMPULSE BUYS
- Add any "want" to a cool-down list before buying
- Wait 24h, 48h, or 72h—most impulse urges fade
- See purchases in work hours: "Is this worth 4 hours of my life?"
- Track exactly how much you save when you resist
KNOW WHAT YOU ALREADY OWN
- Scan barcodes or receipts to quickly add items
- AI-powered auto-categorization keeps everything organized
- Search your entire inventory in seconds
- Never buy duplicates again—check before you shop
REGRET PREDICTOR – AI THAT TELLS YOU THE TRUTH
- Ask AI "Will I regret this purchase?"
- Analyses your past patterns and current inventory
- Get honest predictions before you tap "Buy Now"
- Prevents buyer's remorse before it happens
THRIFTY – YOUR AI SHOPPING ADVISOR
- Chat with Thrifty before any purchase
- Get personalised advice based on what you already own
- Ask anything: "Do I need this?" "Can I afford this?"
- Thrifty remembers your goals and spending patterns
PURCHASE GRAVEYARD
- Track items you bought and never used
- See the true cost of past mistakes
- Learn from regrets to make better choices
NO IMPULSE BUY STREAKS & CHALLENGES
- Build a streak every day you resist impulse purchases
- Earn 23+ achievements for mindful spending
- Weekly "no impulse buy" challenges
OWNCHECK PRO (In-App Purchase - Optional Subscription)
- Unlimited Thrifty AI conversations
- Advanced regret predictions and insights
- Priority support + all future features
The app is free to use with limits. Some premium features require an optional subscription purchase.
Stop impulse spending. Know what you own. OwnCheck.
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