Analyse de l'application Vannie: Project Pan Tracker pour le 23 septembre

Your makeup, finally getting used — not just collected. Vannie is the project pan app for people ready to use up what they own before buying more. Log every use, watch products inch toward the pan, celebrate your empties, and finally get your money's worth out of the collection you already paid for. Doing a full no-buy, a low-buy year, or just picking a few products to finish? Vannie is built around how project pan actually works. START YOUR PROJECT PAN • Log each use with a double-tap — that's the whole gesture • Build a streak you can see and keep the momentum • Surface your most-neglected products — your next pan targets • Watch cost-per-use drop every time you reach for something CELEBRATE YOUR EMPTIES • Mark anything finished, gifted, expired, disliked, or "broke me out" • Note whether you'd repurchase — build an honest empties history • Filter your Finished shelf by reason, brand, or category EARN YOUR PAN BADGES First Empties → Project Pan Pro → Pan Queen. Real milestones for finishers, plus Beauty Scientist for the dedicated loggers — built for the moment you actually hit pan. KNOW EXACTLY WHAT YOU OWN • Add any product four ways: scan a barcode, snap a photo (AI fills brand, name + shade), search 20,000+ products, or add manually — works offline • Already track in a spreadsheet? Import Excel or CSV directly • Tap any brand, category, finish, or tag to drill in • Save filters as one-tap Views — Holy Grails, Daily, Cruelty-Free, your way NEVER USE EXPIRED MAKEUP AGAIN • Set the opened date + period after opening (PAO) • Vannie calculates the expiry automatically and nudges you before it turns • A real reason to use it up before it's wasted BUY WITH INTENTION • Wishlist with target prices and preferred stores • Total collection value, monthly spending trends, repurchase list • Stop buying the same nude lipstick three times WHY VANNIE We don't do skincare routines. We don't do influencer feeds. Vannie is a tool — built by a solo founder, shaped feature-by-feature by the project pan and beauty community itself. — Tara Vannie