rare-magma

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I use an app I've developed recently: https://guitos.app

It was initially meant to replace a spreadsheet I created based on the budgeting advice given on the r/personalfinance subreddits. It can

help you figure out where your money went, plan your budget ahead of time and analyze past expenditures.

source code @ https://github.com/rare-magma/guitos

@nottorp I've added an option to override the currency on v0.9.0

thank you! Currently it's possible to export a json file by clicking the export button, I could implement a csv option if there's enough interest, I've created an issue to track that idea here: https://github.com/rare-magma/guitos/issues/40

thanks for sharing your opinion! It would be great if browsers allowed for more flexible locale settings (separate language and country/locale options) to accommodate these cases. I've created an issue (https://github.com/rare-magma/guitos/issues/39) to track this feature, if it gets some traction I'll consider implementing it.

thanks! By "update currency" you mean being able to change the currency used in the app? Currently it is set automatically according to your browser's preferred languages. Example: English (United States) browser language displays values in US Dollars. English (India) uses Indian Rupees.

hey thanks for the feedback! you can find some screenshots in the about section: https://github.com/rare-magma/guitos#about

thanks for the feedback! guitos allows the creation of multiple budgets so that it is possible to plan the future/review the past.

I'll try to explain with an example: I receive a salary at the end of each month and around that time I create a new budget to plan the expenses/savings goals/etc. I frequently add a new expense before I purchase it so I can see the impact on the budget and plan accordingly. Later, I can compare the budget with previous months to understand where the money is going by hovering on a single item. (A tooltip shows its value in percentage of revenue)