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Every expense has a price in days.

Hito doesn't tell you that you spend too much. It tells you how many days you just moved away from what you want — and how many you gain when you change something.

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My goal The trip
258

days to get there

Arrives on June 2027

About to spend something? Find out what it costs your goal
Example · fictional person

Marta is 27 and wants to go on a trip.

She earns 1,450 € a month. Pays rent, eats out, goes out some Fridays — and knows she can set aside about 250 € without stretching herself thin. She tells Hito directly: no one needs to work it out for her.

The trip costs 2,400 €. It's the kind of goal that sits in the back of your mind for two years without ever getting a date, because nobody's done the math.

Paycheck
1,450 €
Saves monthly
250 €
The trip
2,400 €
2,400 € Her goal

The first thing she sees when she opens Hito

Her trip stops being «someday».

At what she saves today, Marta would get there in 288 days. Uncomfortable number, and that's exactly why it works: for the first time the trip has a date, and a date can move.

No connecting a bank, no importing transactions, no filling in a budget. A few questions to start, and there's already a number.

288 Days

She set it in September · would arrive in June 2027

A random Tuesday

She's tempted to order dinner delivery. 40 €.

Before she orders, Hito asks: what does this cost your trip? And shows her, plainly — that 40 € would cost her 5 days.

It's not a scolding. No red flag telling her she did something wrong. It's simply the price, translated into the only currency that matters to her. Sometimes it's worth it, and she decides: she orders dinner.

What does it cost? 40 € −5 days
Pass Buy

A few weeks into deciding

Her decisions are already protecting real days.

Every time she passes on something, it counts. Over the weeks, two small decisions already add up to 14 days protected for her trip.

Eleven times she passed on food delivery. Two subscriptions she canceled because she wasn't using them. None of this is a sacrifice — it's what adds up when every expense goes through the question first.

  • Food deliveryPassed 11 times this month · protected 79 € +9 days
  • SubscriptionsCanceled 2 of 4 · protected 40 € +5 days
Her decisions this month

Two decisions are already giving her 14 days back on her trip: food delivery she passed on, and subscriptions she canceled.

Food delivery11 times passed · 79 € +9 d
Subscriptions2 of 4 canceled · 40 € +5 d

Two decisions. 119 € staying in her pocket every month.

288 196
92 days sooner
Passed on deliveries −79 € Canceled two subscriptions −40 €

Before deciding for good, she tried it in Explore your path: what would happen if she kept these two decisions up. Nothing she missed — and her trip moved three months closer. Hito always tells her the reason alongside the number: never a figure without an explanation.

Today you're 288 days from that trip.

A year from now…
you'll still be 288 days away…
or you could be there.

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Example · fictional person