A personal calendar for spending decisions. Two modules under one roof — both put the decision before the impulse, on a calendar you already check.
Track the brands you'd otherwise impulse-buy. Markit predicts each one's next sale and books a 30-day no-buy block on your calendar — so when the email hits, you've already decided.
Track every auto-renewal on your card. The Audit opens a 7-day decision window before each charge, with the cancel link one click away. Catch the renewal before it catches you.
Past sales. Past renewals. Paste anything you remember — old emails, Reddit screenshots, Gmail receipts. Claude reads it and stores the date.
Two-to-three past dates → next sale (within ±7 days) or next renewal (cadence-based). Confidence shown. No magic — just medians.
A 30-day no-buy block or 7-day decision window lands on Google Calendar — sized to absorb the temptation, then end.
Every brand you love runs the same sales every year, give or take a week. Sephora's Spring Savings. Brooklinen's Memorial Day. Amazon's Prime Day. They know it. You know it. But the email still hits at 2pm on a Tuesday and suddenly you're in the cart.
Same with subscriptions. Spotify, Adobe, that one app you tried in 2023 and never canceled — they renew quietly, automatically, while you're thinking about something else.
Markit moves both decisions earlier. Not into a productivity app you'll forget to open. Onto the calendar you already check.
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