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Use these posts to ask for feedback on Dragon Budget’s free browser-only safe-to-spend calculator without sounding salesy.
I’m building Dragon Budget, a tool for answering “Can I afford this?” with a safe-to-spend estimate. The free calculator runs in your browser and doesn’t store inputs. Feedback welcome: https://dragonbudget.com/can-i-afford-this-calculator/
I’m building Dragon Budget because checking a bank balance is not the same as knowing what is safe to spend. The first public piece is a free browser-only calculator. It uses your balance, upcoming income, bills, planned expenses, savings goals, and buffer to estimate whether a purchase fits. I’m looking for honest feedback from people who budget, overspend sometimes, or just want a clearer daily spending number.
I’m working on Dragon Budget, a budgeting app concept focused on one practical question: “Can I afford this?” The first public version is a static safe-to-spend calculator that runs in the browser and does not store financial inputs. I’d appreciate feedback on clarity, missing inputs, and whether the result helps with real purchase decisions.
I’m building a budgeting tool around safe-to-spend instead of only tracking past spending. The calculator is free, static, and browser-only. I’m not asking anyone to sign up. I’d love feedback on whether the inputs match how you actually decide if a purchase fits before payday.
