A to Z Finance Management - Track money without handing your bank login to an app

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Most finance apps make you hand over bank login credentials before they'll track a single rupee. A to Z Finance doesn't ask for that. Log expenses by pasting a bank SMS or UPI text, uploading a CSV/XLS statement, or typing manually — it reads Indian bank formats (tested against real HDFC statements) and auto-categorizes from your own history. Multi-user with real data isolation, no shared logins. Built by one person managing his own money, not a startup selling your data.

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Hey everyone 👋 I'm Adithyan — I work in planning at a company in Kerala, not a developer by background. I built A to Z Finance because every budgeting app I tried wanted my bank login before I'd even logged one expense, and that never sat right with me. So I built the opposite: you paste a bank SMS, upload a statement, or just type it in — nothing is auto-pulled from your account, nothing is sold. Under the hood it's Postgres with row-level security, so even with multiple people using it, nobody can see anyone else's numbers, not even me. It started as a tool for just me and one friend to track our own money properly — KSFE chit funds, category budgets, the usual middle-class-India money juggling. It's grown into something I think other people managing tight, real budgets might actually want. Would genuinely love feedback — what's missing, what's confusing, what you'd never trust an app with. I built this alone, so blunt feedback helps more than praise. 🙏

Congrats on launching A to Z Finance Management! The idea behind track money without handing your bank login to an app is compelling, especially because the benefit is immediately clear to the people who need it. Wishing you a strong Product Hunt launch!

 Thank you🤍