Trupocket – API-first Personal Finance

So this project has a long origin story — I started building the API first, about a decade ago, because I was frustrated that none of the finance apps I used would let me actually access my own data programmatically. I wanted to write scripts against my transactions, build my own dashboards, and stop tracking my finance across a collection of apps and spreadsheets just to get the transparency and data I need to manage my money. That API grew into a full platform. 50+ endpoints, OpenAPI docs, Personal Access Tokens, and so on and so on. The web app that is now available today is actually 100% powered by the API. On the consumer side, the thing I keep coming back to is how detailed the categorization is. Transaction splits, hashtags, payee tracking. You can run budget vs. actual reports, cashflow breakdowns, even forecasts. And households let you keep personal and business stuff completely separate, which has been a lifesaver for me. Pricing-wise — there's a free tier, and Premium is $2.99/mo. I looked at what Monarch and YNAB charge and honestly couldn't justify asking for that much. Curious what people think, and especially curious if there are other devs out there who've wanted API access to their own finances. What would you actually build with it? Also, we have tons more features on the way! It is still under active and heavy development. Would love to hear what features people would like to see.