Cash Smart Watch Reminds You Not To Spend Too Much Money.

It can not only tell us time, but also track people's daily indicators such as steps, calorie burning and sleeping time.

Now a smart watch, called Cash, cuts the user's daily life from a new perspective. It can keep an eye on your wallet and remind you that you spend too much money on latte or plan to postpone buying new shoes.

The price of the small device is US $139 (about 853 yuan), which will start selling next week.

Its designer is Nicole Rabin Nicole Lapin, a former journalist of MSNBC and Today. She is famous for introducing the knowledge of Finance and economics with popular brushstrokes.

Cash smart watches are aimed at young women aged 18 to 34 years of age. Of course, they also have different strap choices for male users.

Cash smart watches do not want to turn themselves into second Apple Watch. From traditional classification, it is not smart enough to check email or make phone calls.

Its core idea is to allow you to "think" about your impulsive consumption, instead of using those complicated spreadsheets.

Every time users consume the price, they can input the price into the device, then choose the category of consumption (such as clothes, food, etc.).

Users can set up the monthly quota for each category in advance, and Rabin will recommend the amount they can freely spend on the basis of the amount.

When your consumption exceeds or near the pre-set quota, the Cash smart watch will prompt you immediately on the main interface.

Users can understand the amount of the current category through the green line; if the budget overruns, it will show the red line.

There are many personal financial management applications on the market now, but the style and tone of Cash smart watches and their supporting applications seem more concise.

This smart watch uses a simpler interaction to replace the monotonous financial management of the past. When you spend money lavishly, it will remind you to "go to your crowded bus!"; on the contrary, it will give you the encouragement of "Wow, who is our saving little expert" when you are trying to save money?

Cash smart Watch

It's full of fashion sense, but it looks cumbersome and looks cheap plastic.

It may not be suitable for places such as dinner parties.

Even so,

It's still a beautiful product.

Its watchband has three colors: white, black and silver.

In addition, this device is equipped with a stylus.

Unlike Fitbit and Jawbone, which have obvious movement styles, Cash smart watches look even more low-key. No one will guess that this is a device to restrain consumption.

Because of the integration of all the functions, the main interface of this smart watch looks somewhat complicated.

Web page application can display larger scale user expenditure table, and Cash smart watch can automatically synchronize these data.

In addition, users can directly access Rabin's financial platform without access to devices to get applications and web page applications.

"When I graduated from university and grew up, I was very afraid to talk about money," Rabin said. "Then I started working on television and had to learn all about finance quickly.

Learning finance is a very frightening thing, but I want to break it up.

If you usually only make budget and savings, you don't need to know those terms at all.