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Whenever you exchange envelopes for special occasions, the thought "How much did I receive back then?" often crosses your mind, but there isn't a convenient way to verify it.

Appiso Congratulatory & Condolence is a record book that allows you to record both the money you gave and received in one place, organizing and displaying them by person.

You can use it entirely for free, without any sign-ups, ads, or payments.

■ Money Given — When, To Whom, For What Event, How Much

· You just need to write down the name and the amount. You can choose from Wedding, Funeral, Childbirth, First Birthday, Birthday (60th Birthday), Business Opening, or Others.

Today's date is pre-filled.

· You can write the amount directly as a number, or you can enter it all at once using chips like 30,000, 50,000, 70,000, or 100,000.

· The written amount is briefly read out below the box, such as "77,000 won," so you can immediately see that an extra zero has been entered.

· If you add the relationship (friend, coworker, relative, etc.) and a memo, you won't get confused about who it was later.

■ Received Congratulatory/Condolence Money — Quickly manage multiple people for a single event
· First, create your own event (such as your wedding or your father's 70th birthday) and list the givers one by one.

· Enter the name and amount in the two fields, and pressing [Add] will return you directly to the name field.

It is convenient for copying information directly from guestbooks or envelopes.

· Tapping a line allows you to add or edit relationships and memos, and displays the totals and number of people for each event.

■ By Person — All exchanges with that person
· Groups records with the same name under one person and shows the difference between the totals received and the totals paid.

It provides a single line notification, such as "The recipient received 200,000 won more," making it easy to decide how much to give.

· You can search directly by name or relationship.

· Even when entering congratulatory/condolence money, simply entering a name displays the records of exchanges with that person immediately below the field.

There is no need to go out and search through the list.

■ Analysis — Comparing money given and received

· Displays a table showing money received, money paid, and the difference side-by-side by month, year, or total. Tapping a period in the table changes the summary and graph for that period.

· Use pie charts by event type to see at a glance where money is concentrated.

It shows the number of events, percentages, totals, and even the average per event for each category. ("I gave the most to weddings — average 75,000 won")

· It summarizes those who gave the most during that period, as well as those who "still received more" across the entire period.

You can refer to this to decide when their next event comes up.

■ Password and Fingerprint Lock

· If you set a 4-digit password in the options, the app will be locked when you open it or return from other apps.

· If your phone supports it, you can also unlock it using your fingerprint or face.

· It unlocks immediately without asking anything before you set the lock. Only those who need it should turn it on.

· The password is verified only within this phone and does not save the original text.

■ Works without Internet

It does not request internet permissions at all. All functions work perfectly even in airplane mode.

■ Does not collect personal information

· There is no registration required. We do not ask for your name or email address.

· The names, amounts, and notes you enter are stored exclusively on your mobile phone and are not transmitted to the developer.

· There are absolutely no ads, ad tracking, analytics, or crash data collection tools.

· Automatic Google account backup is enabled so that your records follow you when you change phones.

The backup is a feature performed by Android using the user account, and the developer does not receive the data.

■ Recommended for:

· Those who frequently attend weddings, funerals, or first birthday parties and get confused about who they paid how much to.

· Those who want to record envelopes received at their special occasions to repay later.

· Those who have forgotten where they put their notes after writing them down in a notebook or Excel spreadsheet.

Inquiries: appisoLabs@gmail.com

Privacy Policy: https://ais330.github.io/pages/event_money/privacy.html