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MyFinanceBook
AI income & expense tracker, no bank login
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AI income & expense tracker, no bank login
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An AI-powered income and expense tracker built from the bank statements you export (PDF or CSV). Nobody connects to your bank. You review every row before it's saved. Then ask Claude where your money went. Claude can read your ledger and add to it, while edits and deletions stay with you, by design. The connector is free on every Claude plan. Foreign rows use the rate for each transaction's own date (13 ledger currencies). Ledger, reports, export and connector are free forever.




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Hi Product Hunt! I'm Den, the developer behind MyFinanceBook, an AI-powered income and expense tracker that doesn't need a bank login.
I started it mainly to prepare for Anthropic's Claude Certified Architect - Foundations exam, which I passed in October. I wanted to practice on a real app, not just read about it. But the project captivated me. Now I use it myself, and so do my friends and other people.
How it works
You export a statement from your bank and upload it, or let Claude read it. You see every row with a suggested category, and nothing is saved until you confirm. Rows in other currencies are converted at the rate on each transaction's date.
We never save your statement file: it's read in memory and then discarded. From the account number, only the last 4 characters are kept.
Then you ask Claude things like "what did I spend on groceries last month?" or "how much has the renovation cost me so far?" in the chat you already use. If you don't use Claude, there is an AI assistant built into the app.
Two design choices I care about
1. The app never connects to your bank.
2. The AI can read and add. Editing and deleting stay with you, on purpose.
It's early. Today it connects to Claude only, and there's no mobile app yet (it works from Claude on your phone). No budgets yet. I'd like to hear what's missing or confusing.