Waive: Skip It. Invest It.
iOS app by Erik Eriksson. Finance · Erik Eriksson
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.8.2
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-10
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Skip the purchase. Keep the money. Waive turns every "no" into progress. Skip a coffee, a rideshare, an impulse buy — spin the dial, tap once, and Waive logs what you didn't spend. Watch it stack up and see what that money could become. A dial you'll actually want to tap. Set the amount you're skipping and commit with a single tap. No forms, no friction — just the small, satisfying win of choosing your future over the checkout. See what skipping is really worth. Every waive shows what that money could grow into over 10 years at a growth rate you set. A $12 coffee skipped daily isn't $12 — it's the point of the whole thing. (Projections are illustrations, not predictions or advice.) Aim at something real. Set a goal — a trip, an emergency fund, a big purchase — and every skip closes the gap. Waive keeps the goal in front of you and shows how close you are, every time you open it. Track it your way. • A running ledger of every purchase you've skipped • Weekly report: your pace, your streak, where the money's coming from • A home-screen widget to log a waive in one tap • A share card to show off what you've saved Coming soon: automatic investing. Soon Waive will move each waive from your checking into a high-yield or investing account you own — automatically, and non-custodially (Waive never holds your money). Join the in-app waitlist to be first when it launches. Waive doesn't move money today, and it's not financial advice. It's the habit that makes the money real.
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