Money app · Built for ADHD brains
Tired of tracking
your failures?
A money app that helps you stop impulse purchases. Not just log them after the regret kicks in.
Free forever for the basics. No trial trap. Launching summer 2026.
What people are actually saying
"YNAB only adds to my cognitive load. I needed something to reduce it, not add to it."
"I'm tired of tracking my failures. I want something that actually STOPS me."
"I missed two days of logging and the whole month was gone. Why do I keep paying for this."
Three things Stewr does that nothing else does
Pause before you buy
Share any product to Stewr. Give yourself 24 hours. Most of the time you won't want it tomorrow. We'll show you exactly how much you kept.
Smart by default
Your transactions sort themselves. No spreadsheets, no manual logging, no shame spiral when you miss a week. Catching up is one tap.
Real-time, not retrospective
When something matters, you'll know before the damage is done. Not three days later in a budget review you'll never open.
Available Q3 2026
A note from the person building this
I have ADHD. I've tried YNAB three times and quit every time. Mint just made me feel guilty about lunch. I paid for Monarch for a year and opened it maybe twice.
Not building this because the market needs another budgeting app. Building it because every one I tried made me feel worse about money instead of better.
If that sounds like you, you should probably be on this list.
A developer in the Netherlands
The honest pricing bit
Free forever for the basics. Premium under €5.
No 7-day trial that auto-charges you for a year. No subscription required to track a budget. The stuff that actually saves you money stays free. We only charge for things that need real infrastructure on our side.
Full pricing on launch day. No surprises.
Questions you probably have
Why would I pay for a money app?
You shouldn't have to, not for the basics. The 24-hour pause, the savings counter, the basic budget — all free forever. We only charge for things that need real infrastructure like bank sync.
Is this just another budgeting app?
No. We don't ask you to assign every euro to envelopes or categorize every transaction by hand. Traditional budgeting being too much work is the problem we're solving, not the solution we're selling.
Will it auto-charge me after a free trial?
Never. There's a permanent free tier. If you upgrade, we'll email you 7 days before any renewal. You stay in control.
What about my privacy?
EU-based, GDPR-compliant. Your financial data never trains any AI model. Full privacy policy goes up on launch day.
When does it launch?
Closed beta in 6-8 weeks for a small group. Public launch summer 2026. Join the list and you'll be among the first to try it.
Will it work with my bank?
If you're in the EU or UK, almost certainly yes. We're starting with NL banks first and expanding from there. If you tell us which bank when you join the list, we'll prioritize.
Why 'Stewr'?
Because the whole point is to let things stew. See something you want to buy, share it to Stewr, give yourself 24 hours. Most of the time the urge passes. The name is a reminder of what the app actually does.
Get the email when it ships.
One email when v0.1 is ready. Maybe one more when v0.2 lands. Nothing else.