Launching today
FinMan
Finance tracking that feeds itself β photos in, answers out
4 followers
Finance tracking that feeds itself β photos in, answers out
4 followers
FinMan removes manual data entry from personal and family finance. Its AI imports statements from any bank with no per-bank parsers, and a Telegram/WhatsApp bot reads utility meters and fuel receipts straight from photos, then tracks your real car cost-per-km. You also get expense tags with auto-rules, bulk editing, an assets page, multi-currency analytics with daily rates, family groups and landlord/tenant mode. Core features are free, in 20+ languages.
Really like the meter-reading bot idea, that feels genuinely useful for splitting utilities fairly. One thing I'd love to see is a simple cash flow forecast that pulls in upcoming subscriptions and recurring bills from the parsed statements, so I can see if the next month actually balances out before it happens.
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Thanks SΔ±la β and glad the meter-reading bot clicked; splitting utilities fairly was the exact itch that started it.
The cash-flow forecast is a great call, and it's very doable because the pieces are already there. Recurring bills and subscriptions show up as repeating transactions in the parsed statements, so once there's about a month of history in a category, FinMan can project next month from it β basically "here's what's already committed before you spend anything."
I'm weighing two directions: a lightweight "upcoming payments" view that just lists what recurs next month (rent, subscriptions, insurance) with a running total, or a per-category "recurring" flag that feeds a simple next-month projection. Either way I'd keep it as its own panel you can glance at, rather than bolting numbers onto every screen β I don't want to clutter the main view.
You also sparked an idea: a lot of recurring spend never touches a bank statement β cash things like kids' pocket money β so I'll probably add recurring cash expenses you define once and have them roll into the same forecast.
Where would you expect to find this β a small banner on the dashboard, or a dedicated "next month" view? That's the part I'm still deciding.