Personal finance for movement

Track what each route costs before the city blurs together.

atuo3max is a personal finance and review app built around urban exploration. Plan a budget before you leave, log spending by area and place, then review the full route with cost, pace, and summary insight when the day is done.

Offline by default
Local data export
No account required
A city street scene at golden hour
Built for real outings

One app for planning, logging, and reviewing the route.

Weekend walks, cafe hopping, exhibitions, food runs, and all the in-between stops that usually disappear into one total.

01 Budget first

Set weekly, monthly, or route-specific limits.

Start with a realistic cap for the outing instead of guessing later where the extra spend came from.

02 Log by place

Capture each spend in context.

Link transactions with areas, places, and route segments to make every receipt more meaningful.

03 Review patterns

See what an outing actually delivered.

Compare Pulse Spend, Budget Burn, Slot Budget, and Impact Timeline views to spot repeat behavior and unusual jumps.

Insight modes

Read the cost of a day from more than one angle.

Pulse Spend shows how quickly spending builds across the route.
Budget Burn highlights when an outing starts drifting off plan.
Slot Budget compares spend by stop, window, or category.
Impact Timeline reveals the moments that changed the total.

Spend less by seeing the city more clearly.

atuo3max helps you answer practical questions: Which routes stay worth repeating? Which stops drive overspend? Which type of day feels best per dollar?

Designed for intentional urban routines.
Privacy and control

Your records stay yours.

atuo3max stores data locally by default, works offline, and lets you export your records when you want a backup or a deeper review.

Local-first storage
Offline logging
Category correction rules
Next outing

Plan with memory, not hope.

Frequent spending, unusual expenses, and repeat patterns become useful signals for the next route. The app turns review into better planning, not just better recall.