r/u_Sukhi18695

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Tracking loans is still more chaotic than it should be.

Whether it’s:
- money you lent to someone
- money you borrowed
- or multiple small repayments over time

most people end up managing it through notes, messages, spreadsheets, or memory.

The problem is not just tracking—it’s clarity.
You lose visibility on:
- who owes what
- how much is left
- what’s been repaid
- and what’s still pending

So I built LoanTrack.(free)

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### The idea

A simple, structured way to track borrowed and lent money in one place — without overcomplicating it.

No banks. No integrations. No cloud dependency. Just local tracking with clarity.

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### What it does

- Track money you lent and borrowed in one place
- Separate clearly between borrowed vs lent amounts
- Organize loans by person or institution
- See remaining balances at a glance
- Maintain a clean payment history per loan
- Add and update transactions quickly
- Create flexible loan entries with custom terms
- Filter and focus only on what matters

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### Designed for clarity, not finance complexity

The goal is not to replace banking tools or financial software.

It’s to solve a much simpler problem:

“What is actually owed, by whom, and what’s still pending?”

Everything is structured to reduce mental overhead and make that answer instantly visible.

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It’s still early, so I’m looking for honest feedback.

If you’ve ever tracked money you lent or borrowed:
what’s the most frustrating part of doing it today?

App Store link: https://apps.apple.com/ca/app/loantrack/id6758877678

u/Sukhi18695 — 5 days ago
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Sharing multiple files on iPhone is still unnecessarily fragmented.

If you’ve ever tried sending a mix of:
- photos from your gallery
- PDFs from Files
- random downloads or documents

you know the workflow is messy.

You end up jumping between apps, selecting items one by one, and sending them separately. The result is usually multiple messages, multiple uploads, and no clean “bundle” of everything you actually intended to share.

So I built Stay Zone to solve that exact friction.

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### The core problem it solves

iOS doesn’t really give you a good “temporary holding space” for files.

Everything is either:
- permanently saved somewhere (Photos, Files, Notes, etc.), or
- sent immediately without a way to bundle or organize first

There’s no middle layer.

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### What Stay Zone is

Think of it as a temporary drop zone for anything on your phone.

You can throw in:
- photos
- videos
- PDFs
- documents
- audio files (MP3s and more)
- basically any file type iOS supports

It sits in one place until you’re ready to do something with it.

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### How it actually works

You can add files in multiple ways:
- Share Sheet from any app (fastest method)
- Drag and drop
- Import from Photos or Files
- Add directly inside the app

Once inside, everything stays grouped together.

You can also:
- set a time window for auto-expiry (temporary storage)
- review everything in one place before sharing

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### The key use case

Instead of sending files one by one from different apps:

You drop everything into Stay Zone first → then share it all together.

So a mix of photos, videos, and documents becomes:
- one clean bundle
- one share action
- one organized transfer

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### What it’s not

It’s not cloud storage.
It’s not a replacement for Files.
It’s not another folder system.

It’s a temporary coordination layer for sharing files properly.

Everything stays local on your device.

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I built it because iOS never really solved the “collect first, send later” workflow.

If you deal with files on your phone:
how do you currently handle sending multiple mixed file types at once?

App Store link:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/stay-zone/id6761350092

u/Sukhi18695 — 5 days ago