MoneyFlow tracks your money and how it flows in and out of your various banks and accounts.
View all your transactions in a single view, consolidating many banks and accounts. Tag and filter to your hearts content. Get the benefits of a modern, beautiful spend tracking app without being tied to a particular bank.
Categorise and visualize your spending, and MoneyFlow will learn over time to do this for you automatically.
You own your data. Your data is encrypted, end-to-end, so nobody can access it but you.
Track ownership of spending if you share your accounts with someone you ❤️
Data import is designed to be painless without comprimising your security. Visit your bank's online banking website as you normally would, then either:
- Copy and paste straight out of the web page.
- Download CSV files of your transactions and upload them to MoneyFlow.
- In the future, a desktop app will do this for you automatically (it will all be open source, so you can be sure nothing 🐟 is going on).
Clone this repository then:
dotnet user-secrets -p MoneyFlow.sln set "StorageConnectionString" ""
For dev:
bin/make run server(watch run server)bin/make run ui(watch run client)bin/make test server(watch test server)
Or if you're using nix shell and tmux:
nix-shelltmux source tmux.conf
To build for production:
m build(same build that CI runs to prepare for deployment)
To format the C# files:
- Run
dotnet format - In rider:
- File type: C# file
- Scope: Current file
- Program: dotnet
- Arguments: format
$SolutionPath$ --include$FilePathRelativeToProjectRoot$ - Output paths to refresh:
$FilePath$ - Advanced options: Untick all
To update outdated nuget packages:
dotnet outdated
To update outdated npm packages:
bin/make ui yarn upgrade-interactive --latest
- Coming soon... 😉