Quenix Wishlist

Three days from now, half the things you nearly bought today will not seem worth it. Quenix Wishlist is built around that gap.

Add the thing. Pick how long to wait — 3, 7, 14 or 30 days. The app holds it there. When the wait runs out the item moves to the top of the list and asks one question: bought it, or let it go?

What you get

✓ A wishlist where every item shows a countdown bar and the days left
✓ Four wait lengths, chosen per item, because a coat is not a keyboard
✓ Two buttons at the end of the wait, and no nagging before it
✓ A decision log of everything you bought and everything you dropped
✓ Running totals: money kept, money spent, and the share you let go
✓ A category breakdown, so the pattern becomes obvious
✓ The biggest single thing you talked yourself out of
✓ Your own currency formatting, taken from the phone's settings

How the wait works

The countdown starts the moment you add the item and runs on the clock, not on reminders. Nothing pings you. Open the app when you feel like it; anything ready to decide is already at the top, marked in green.

Change your mind after the fact and the decision log lets you put an item back into waiting, or delete it outright.

What it does not do

No price tracking, no affiliate links, no shop integrations, no accounts. It never asks for the internet, because it has nothing to send: the whole list is one database file on the phone, and the build declares no permissions at all.