FinApp
FinApp is the working name for a private, local-first personal finance app that keeps everyday money management and net worth in one encrypted place.
Problem
Personal finance workflows often scatter accounts, receipts, imports, reports, and backups across tools that do not feel private or coherent.
Outcome
FinApp brings accounts, transactions, receipt scanning, budgets, reports, net worth history, and backups into one encrypted app controlled by the user.
Highlights
- Tracks accounts, cash, assets, liabilities, and net worth across currencies.
- Combines transactions, CSV and bank statement imports, and local receipt scanning.
- Keeps budgets, reports, historical views, and optional encrypted backups together.
FinApp is the current working name and will change before the product receives its final public identity.
The application is being developed for Android and Windows as a private place to manage everyday finances and understand total net worth. Its encrypted database stays on the device. Accounts, transactions, imports, locally scanned receipts, categories, budgets, reports, assets, liabilities, historical values, and backups form one coherent workflow under the user’s control.