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Depo by Sergey Kaplich

iOS budget app that shows a single daily safe-to-spend number without linking a bank.

💳 Fintech & Paymentsdepobudget.comLaunched 2026

Indie alternative to:YNAB

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About Depo

iOS budget app that shows a single daily safe-to-spend number without linking a bank. Depo is a fintech & payments product built by indie maker Sergey Kaplich, launched in 2026.

Status
Active
Launched
2026
Website
depobudget.com

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Depo FAQ

What is Depo?

Depo is a fintech & payments product: iOS budget app that shows a single daily safe-to-spend number without linking a bank.

Who made Depo?

Depo was made by Sergey Kaplich, Marketer turned AI engineer building Depo, an honest daily budget app for iOS. It launched in 2026. Sergey Kaplich has also built 9to9, daytone, Cheeeck.

Is Depo still active?

Yes. As far as IndieMakerList knows, Depo is still active and run by Sergey Kaplich at depobudget.com.

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