Future Me steps in right at checkout on Amazon, bol and Coolblue. It shows what that purchase could become, and lets you drop the money in a jar instead. One honest pause. Then you decide.
You hit checkout. Future Me spots the total and puts one honest question in front of you: is this worth what it could become?
Skip it and the amount lands in your jar. Buy anyway? Fine. Pick a reason, and you'll start seeing your own patterns.
Scan a QR code with your banking app and transfer the jar to your own savings or broker account, Trade Republic or BUX. Your money never touches us.
A random install ID that isn't linked to you. The shop's domain. The amount you paused, jarred or transferred. That's it, and it's what feeds the numbers above.
What you were buying, your name, your bank, your account numbers or your browsing. Transfers happen in your own banking app.
Anonymous stats are on by default because they make these numbers honest. One toggle in Settings turns them off. The add-on works the same either way.
Future Me is a free browser add-on for Chrome and Edge. It pauses you at checkout on Amazon, bol and Coolblue, shows what the amount could grow into, and lets you put the money in a jar instead of the cart.
Put a pause between wanting and buying. Impulse buys happen in seconds, so a short interruption at the exact moment you pay gives your deliberate self a say. Future Me places that pause at checkout, every time, without you having to remember.
Future Me steps in at checkout on Amazon, bol and Coolblue. It runs in Chrome and Microsoft Edge.
Yes. Future Me is free for Chrome and Edge. The beta is available as a download now, and the one-click store versions are on their way.
No. Your jar is a counter, not an account. When you want to move it, you scan a QR code with your own banking app and transfer it to your savings or broker account, such as Trade Republic or BUX. Your money never touches Future Me.
Only a random install ID, the shop's domain and the amounts you paused, jarred or transferred. Never what you bought, your name, your bank or your browsing. One toggle in Settings switches the anonymous stats off.
Free for Chrome and Edge. The one-click store versions are on their way. Until then, grab the beta and install it in five minutes.
Download Future Me 1.3.1 (beta)