Kaspit

Budgeting apps get abandoned within weeks

Most personal-finance tools demand a lot of upfront setup — categorize every transaction by hand, tag every expense — and the habit rarely survives past the first few weeks. The friction of maintaining the tool ends up bigger than the friction of the problem it was meant to solve.

A straight answer to "where did my money go"

Build a lightweight, installable money tool that gets out of the way — clean tracking with no spreadsheet energy — while making sure the underlying data model could support recurring bills and savings goals from day one, not as a bolted-on feature later.

An installable PWA on a proven backend

Kaspit ships as a Progressive Web App — a real manifest.json and service worker — deployed on Vercel, so it installs and feels native without an app-store build. The backend reuses the same Supabase + Vercel pattern already proven in Profity, rather than re-deciding the stack from scratch.

The Postgres schema has dedicated migrations for recurring transactions and categories and monthly savings contributions — the recurring-bill tracking and savings-goal logic runs off real schema, not a mockup screen.

Data model first, so features aren't a rewrite later

Reusing Profity's backend pattern meant most of the early build time went straight into the savings and recurring-transaction data model, instead of re-litigating infrastructure choices — the schema for recurring bills and savings contributions was designed to support real engagement features (streaks, goals) before those features existed.

The data is ready; the habit loop isn't — yet

Kaspit already has what it needs to support the kind of streaks and missions that make Profity sticky — recurring transactions, savings contributions — but doesn't have that engagement loop built on top yet. It's the single most concrete, identified next step: porting Profity's gamification mechanics (missions, streaks, a leaderboard) into Kaspit's savings goals, rather than designing an engagement system from scratch.

Live, with real infrastructure ahead of most MVPs

Kaspit is live at kaspit-yuval.vercel.app with a real backend and schema — further along than a typical side-project prototype at this stage. The next milestone is exactly the gamification transplant from Profity described above.