Cartless is a gentle no-buy tracker for iPhone. Pick the categories that tempt you, mark the days you didn't buy, and watch a whole year fill in — while the money you didn't spend adds up.
Free to download · iPhone
One calm tracker that turns "I didn't buy anything today" into a square you can see, money you can count, and a pattern you can finally read.
You want to stop spending on autopilot — but the cart keeps filling itself when you're tired, bored, or a little down.
You're not bad with money. Impulse buying is designed to be automatic. Cartless just makes the days you don't buy visible — no lectures, no guilt.
Coffee, delivery, clothes, skincare, gadgets — start from 11 ready categories, add your own, and set what one skip is worth to you.
Didn't buy coffee today? Tap the square. Clean day across the board? "Mark all as no-buy" does the lot in one tap.
Every category keeps its own grid — one square per day. The money adds up on top, and a few months in you can read your whole pattern at a glance.
No. Cartless has no red numbers and no nagging. Bought something anyway? Mark it and move on. The screen shows what you saved, never what you owe.
It doesn't run on willpower. One tap a day is the whole habit — and once a few weeks of squares are filled in, you'll want to keep the run going. That's the part that does the work.
Never. No bank login, no budgets, no receipts. You set what a skip is worth once, then just mark your days. That's the entire commitment.
Cartless is a no-buy tracker app for iPhone. You pick the spending categories that tempt you, like coffee, takeout, clothes or skincare, and tap a square for each day you skip. Cartless adds up the money you didn't spend and shows a year-long grid for every category.
People who buy on impulse, whether it's online hauls, late-night carts, daily coffee or food delivery, and want to spend less without a strict budget or feeling ashamed.
Yes. Pick one or more categories, set what one skip is worth (say $6 for a coffee), and mark each day you don't buy. Each category keeps its own grid, so a slip in one doesn't reset the others. It works for a no-buy month, a low-buy year, or just cutting back.
No. There are no budgets, no bank connection and no receipts to log. Budgeting apps track what you spend; Cartless counts what you didn't.
Not yet. Today Cartless doesn't block apps, stores or checkout: it makes the days you skip visible, so the grid and the growing savings become the reason to pass. Blocking shopping apps is coming in a future update.
No. Cartless never connects to your bank or cards. The categories, amounts and days you mark are stored on your phone. The app uses anonymous analytics to see which screens get used; details are in the Privacy Policy.
Cartless is free to download. Full access is a subscription that starts with a free trial. You see the exact price in the app before you're charged, and you can cancel any time in your Apple ID settings.
Not yet. Cartless is an iPhone app for now. If you want it on Android, vote for it: every request is counted.
Cartless is out on the App Store. Download it free, pick your categories, and start filling in your first week of squares today.