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What it does
"When was that library book due?" "Did I ever get that back?" - Karimono keeps library due dates and the things you borrow or lend to friends and family in one notebook.
- Everything in one place
- Library due dates (quick-add chips for 2 weeks, 3 weeks, 1 month)
- Things you borrowed from, or lent to, friends and family
- Color, icon and label make borrowed vs. lent clear at a glance
- Made to avoid awkwardness
- Never connects to the other person's contacts - nothing is ever sent to them
- An overdue personal loan is shown without a harsh warning
- Only library due dates get a gentle reminder
- You can log an item with no due date at all, for the "whenever's fine" kind of loan
- Honest about what it does
- Everything is saved on this device only, never sent anywhere
- No ads, and saving is never limited
- From the 11th item, an optional one-time purchase (no subscription) lets you support the app - buying is never required to keep recording
- Not built for tracking money you've lent or borrowed
Borrowed things, lent things, library books - all in one notebook, so nothing slips your mind.
No ads, no account. If anything leaves your phone, the screen that does it says so.
