Most expense trackers just show you numbers, and Finora tells you what they mean. Along with clean expense tracking and animated charts (bar, pie, line), Finora's AI Insights analyzes your actual spending and gives real, personalized financial advice, not just data. ✨ AI-powered spending insights 🌙 Full dark mode 🌍 Many currencies 🔔 Smart daily/weekly reminders 🔒 Secure Google/email login Completely Free.
Hey everyone!
So this is Finora, a finance tracker I've been building on and off for the last few months. Started as a Figma design I found myself redoing at 2am because I couldn't stop tweaking colors, and eventually turned into a full app with Firebase auth, real-time syncing, the whole thing.
Honestly the reason I built the AI insights part is because I kept using other expense apps and just... closing them after a week. Numbers on a screen don't really tell you anything unless someone explains what they mean. So I hooked it up to an AI model that actually looks at your spending and tells you stuff in plain language, like "hey you've spent way more on food delivery this month than usual."
I'm one person building this in Pakistan, so there's probably rough edges I haven't caught yet. If you try it out and something feels off or you think it's missing something obvious, genuinely tell me. I'll actually read every comment here today.
Also if anyone has favorite finance apps they still use despite everything, curious what's kept you loyal to them.
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How does the AI actually handle edge cases like shared accounts or recurring subscriptions that get charged in different amounts each month? Curious if the insights stay accurate as spending patterns get messier.
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@semaqbtg it only handles the expenses you manually add. And it can handle any type of spending patterns.
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How does the AI actually handle edge cases like shared accounts or recurring subscriptions that get charged in different amounts each month? Curious if the insights stay accurate as spending patterns get messier.
@semaqbtg it only handles the expenses you manually add. And it can handle any type of spending patterns.