
Your money, on a calendar 📅
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Hey again {{First Name}},
It's true… I have a big licensure exam coming up next week, and I keep finding myself coding my app's newest feature instead: the Money Calendar.
This one's for all the visual people like me out there.

Why I built this feature
To be honest, I saw a money calendar somewhere on social media and thought it was a brilliant idea, just really poorly executed.
It's been on my list of future features for months. I ran it by several coaching clients and friends, and most of them said a tool like this would genuinely help them. So I went to work, and I've been tweaking it ever since. I feel like it's in a good enough place to share with you all and start hearing how it's working for you.
For me, a visual person, I love looking at a calendar view of my money — income and spending side by side. As a therapist, I already live in a calendar essentially every hour of my day, and I think lot of people do too.
Being able to see which days of the month I spend the most isn't just good intel about past behavior. It gives me valuable insight about the future, too.
That's why I built an "Expected Money Moves" feature. It doesn't just show historical data — it projects when you have upcoming income or expenses in the next month.
And because of that feature, the app now has a built-in subscription finder. It's one of the most requested features out there, and a popular app that costs double mine has it… and doesn't even have a calendar view. Find the subscriptions you forgot about, or find ways to lower your subscription spending so your money lines up better with your values.

Shifting course
Most money apps and tools help you know what happened in the past. Few bake in tools to help you figure out what's ahead, and how to actually shift your course.
I became a therapist not just to help people make sense of their past, but to help them change their course. Not only to have an explanation for why they are the way they are today, but to have a plan — to take action and find themselves on the path they want to be on.
Sometimes we get off course in life. We make poor or unhealthy decisions. We surround ourselves with people who aren't good for us. We take actions that aren't aligned with our values.
Those are simply detours. If we are intentional, we can get back on the path we need to be on.
That's my goal for this app: not only helpful data points about your past money moves, but useful insights for changing the trajectory of your financial life. The historical data matters immensely. After all, I always say any change must first start with awareness. Without awareness, there's no reason to make different decisions.

Get back on course
Maybe you've been feeling a bit off course lately.
Maybe you feel off course with your debt. My Debt Payoff Plan can help you have a plan for moving ahead.
Maybe you feel off course with your spending. Spot the money leaks with the new calendar feature and subscription finder on Mouni.app.
Maybe you just need a bit of encouragement that there is a light at the end of the tunnel. Send me an email and tell me how you feel off course or overwhelmed. I would love to hear your story. I respond to every email.
Until Next Time,

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