Tell Pork what you want.
"$220 sneakers." "A fourth latte." "Concert tickets." Type the thing and the price. Pork goes still and starts reading your numbers.
Meet Pork, your personal AI accountability pig. Tell him what you want to buy and how much it costs. Pork checks it against your real paycheck and fixed bills, rejects the purchase, and roasts you until you put your wallet away.
You resisted. Pork respects you, briefly. No-spend streak +1.
You bought it anyway. Pork roasts you for folding. Streak resets.
Every no-spend day stacks. Don't be the reason it resets.
Set your income and fixed bills once. After that every impulse runs the same loop: you ask, Pork does the math, and you log what you actually did.
"$220 sneakers." "A fourth latte." "Concert tickets." Type the thing and the price. Pork goes still and starts reading your numbers.
Pork weighs it against your paycheck and fixed bills, denies the request, and tells you, loudly, exactly why you don't need it.
Tap Held if you walked away, Caved if you folded. Pork roasts the caves all over again, and your no-spend streak lives or dies on it.
Pork is a purpose-built AI agent with two settings. Same denial, different delivery. Pick the voice that actually stops you.
Drill Sergeant makes you earn the right to spend a cent: no excuses, no "just this once."
"$220 sneakers? You own NINE pairs, recruit. Request DENIED. Drop and give me zero purchases."Pork · drill sergeant mode
Savage is a stand-up comedian who roasts your shopping cart until buying it feels too embarrassing to go through with.
"A fourth $7 latte today? Your barista's buying a boat. You're buying regret and oat milk."Pork · savage mode
No guilt-tripping spreadsheets. No boring graphs. Just a pig with a vendetta against your impulse buys.
Your paycheck, minus the fixed bills due before the next one, minus everything you've already caved on. What's left is what's left. Pork just reads it back.
Add income weekly or monthly. Add fixed expenses (rent, subscriptions, groceries, loans) from a built-in list or your own, billed weekly, monthly, quarterly or yearly.
Every day you don't cave adds to your no-spend streak. Watch it climb. The fear of resetting it does more than any savings chart ever could.
Pork pings you about that "thing" you wanted last Tuesday, just to ask if you still need it. (You don't.) Impulse buys don't get to sneak back.
Two AI roast modes: Drill Sergeant & Savage
Weekly or monthly income tracking
Fixed expenses on weekly, monthly, quarterly & yearly cycles
Predefined & custom expense categories
Instant purchase rejections with personalized mockery
Caved / Held tracking on every ask
No-spend streak counter
Full history log of every purchase you talked yourself out of
Push reminders so impulse buys don't sneak back
NextPaycheck is an anti-spending app for iPhone. Instead of charts and spreadsheets, you get Pork, an AI accountability pig who checks every purchase against your real paycheck and fixed bills, rejects the ones you can't afford, and roasts you until you put your wallet away.
Pork is the app's mascot and a purpose-built AI agent. You tell Pork what you want to buy and how much it costs; Pork does the math and denies the request with personality, in Drill Sergeant or Savage mode.
Drill Sergeant barks orders, counts the things you already own, and makes you earn the right to spend. Savage is a stand-up comedian who roasts your shopping cart until buying it feels embarrassing. Same denial, different delivery.
Add your income (weekly or monthly) and your fixed expenses on weekly, monthly, quarterly or yearly cycles. Pork subtracts the bills due before your next paycheck and everything you've already caved on, then judges each new purchase against what's actually left.
Every ask goes in your log. Tap Held if you resisted and Pork respects you (briefly). Tap Caved if you bought it anyway, and Pork roasts you again for folding. Your choices stay on the record.
Every day you don't cave adds to your no-spend streak. It climbs the longer you hold the line and resets the moment you cave. A simple, slightly terrifying reason to keep your money where it is.
Impulse shoppers, doom-scrollers with a checkout habit, anyone saving for something real, and people who got bored of serious budgeting apps in a week. If a polite reminder won't stop you, maybe a furious pig will.
Download NextPaycheck, ask Pork, and keep your money. From Arai Tech. Pork lives on your phone and would rather not be consulted, but here we are.
Download on the App Store