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DESIGN PREVIEW · Payments, upcoming apps and community programs are concepts. All billing figures are illustrative.

YOUR FAIR.NINJA WALLET / DESIGN PREVIEW

A tiny bill.
Every bit explained.

One wallet. Five example apps. No monthly subscription.

01–31 AUG 2026 · SAMPLE PERIOD

THIS PERIOD’S USAGE

47.1000 chips

$0.4710

Available · 452.9000 chips

For hosted services across five sample apps.

PAY FOR WHAT YOU USE

Local work stays free.
Online usage draws from your balance.
Top up again when you choose.

Illustrative conversion: 1 chip = $0.01.
These are not measured charges or final prices.

Your apps, item by item.

Select an app to see
quantity × rate.

All quantities are fictional. Upcoming apps are shown only to explore how a shared bill could work.

NO NEED TO GUESS

How far could
this balance go?

Explore a change in usage. Assumes the same prices; not a lifetime promise or an expiry date.

9.6 months

at 47.1000 chips / month

From the remaining balance, not the original top-up.

A trail you can follow.

Sample wallet ledger
01–31 Aug 2026
DateWhat happenedChange · chipsBalance · chips

Top-ups add to your balance. Hosted usage consumes it. This illustrative ledger has no real transactions.

Why chips instead of charging my card a fraction of a cent?

One prepaid balance can cover tiny charges across apps without a separate card transaction for every event. The design shows both chips and money. The conversion used here is illustrative; final rates, taxes and purchase terms are not set.

What exactly is billed?

Only the sample hosted resources listed here: sync requests, storage, calendar checks, webhook deliveries and reminders. Each line shows quantity and an illustrative unit rate. Local timer use, tasks, reports and export are not charged in this design.

Will my top-up really last this long?

The projection divides your remaining balance by the example period’s usage, adjusted by the slider. Changes in usage, connected apps or prices change the result. It is neither a guarantee nor a credit expiry policy.

Is this a real bill for existing apps?

No. It is one coherent fictional dataset for evaluating the UI. Tomato is a product mock; Habit, Todo and Board are planned, and Notes is a future idea. No payment, metering, account or sync service is connected.