One-tap pretend savings notebook
Tsumori is a notebook for pretend savings: jot down the money you didn't spend, with one tap. Pretend you bought that latte — ¥500. When you skip it, tap the sticky note. A hand-drawn flower stamp lands with a pop, and the amount piles up toward your goal.
Yes. Your records are backed up to iCloud automatically. On the new device, sign in with the same Apple Account, open the app, and choose "Restore from backup" on the first screen. You can also restore later from the backup section in Settings.
Yes. "My stationery" is a single one-time purchase: ads disappear, and every locked piece of stationery (paper, sticky notes, stamps, covers) becomes available. There is no subscription. If you don't buy it, everything about recording still works.
Open the menu in the top-right corner, choose the purchase page, and tap "Restore purchase". As long as you use the same Apple Account you bought with, it's restored free of charge.
No. A day without a record breaks nothing and loses nothing. Come back whenever you feel like it.
You can cover your total with a strip of masking tape, and lock the app with Face ID / Touch ID / passcode. When you switch apps, only the notebook cover is visible — never your numbers. All of this lives in Settings under "A notebook that's yours alone".
No. No real money ever moves in this app. It's a notebook for writing down the amounts you chose to keep — the actual saving stays entirely in your hands.
Yes. From the backup section in Settings, you can export your records as a file to save or share with other apps.
Turn notifications on inside the app's settings, then check that notifications are allowed in the iOS Settings app → Notifications → Tsumori.
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