๐ ๐ฐ Ever feel like your personal financial data is scattered across too many apps and spreadsheets?
Check out our newest @walletguide blog post on how Walletguide compares with all the different specialized personal finance tools out there: https://t.co/UDmI6wILG1
๐จ New product update: Improved date range selection
We have improved the date range selector with a more intuitive interface. You can now easily navigate through months, quarters, and years next to the preset options for common time periods (last 30 days, last quarter, year-to-date, etc.).
This enhancement makes it much easier to analyze trends and make meaningful comparisons between different time frames, helping you gain better insights into your financial data without having to manually set the date ranges.
Just released a design update to @walletguide. The new interface uses a dark nav bar on the left to make sure you can fully focus on your data on the right. Also we removed the top bar to make it more clean. Let me know if you want to give it a try.
We just created our profile on @IndieHackers. Really looking forward to connecting more with the community. If you are there as well, you can follow us here: https://t.co/UDDKOp1QO6
We changed the transaction lists in Walletguide and added a couple of different tabs so that you can easily switch between all, open and suggested transactions. This will make the navigation much easier. https://t.co/tpmWMwlbL4
We integrated a first version of automated categorization for your transactions into the current Walletguide prototype. Have a look at this video to learn how it works. https://t.co/Ehb5eXJpN2 #buildinpublic
Finished the first algorithm to auto categorize transactions in @walletguide. This will save a lot of time. And the good thing is it runs locally in the browser and with your custom categories. Also it gets better as you categorize more transactions.
We created the first full walk-through video of the current @Walletguide prototype (see below). As we are really happy with the current state of the product, we want to add 5-10 beta testers within the next week. Interested? #product#buildinpublic https://t.co/G5UxGri37b
New update on our prototype: Cloud sync, exports and wallet settings. What other things are important for you? #walletguide#buildinpublic https://t.co/g5ZA2FR58l
In our newest update we added support for multiple wallets. Next up is the cloud sync so that the wallets are stored in a save and encrypted way. #buildinpublic#walletguide https://t.co/QpRw25GS7A
In case you are interested in our development, you can also subscribe to our @YouTube channel. We will start publishing screen recordings there in the next days to show you the current state of the prototype. #buildinpublic https://t.co/BqeHEVJpVk
One of our most important features is to distribute transactions over time. This makes sure that single one-time transactions don't mislead when analyzing a specific month. The concept is similar to "depreciation" in a business world, but easier to use. https://t.co/IXE6BU9jfj
We designed Walletguide with smartphone users in mind from the first line of code. It's fully responsive and will be delivered as a progressive web app once we are ready. #walletguide#buildinpublic
Here is a detailed article about the idea behind Walletguide. We are still working on the details of the product and business model, so we will update the article as we learn more while building it. What do you think about it? https://t.co/1HIIrr8Hs0 #walletguide#buildinpublic
Over the next days we want to give you a first look into the current state of the app. Today we start with the account creation. We are also working on a blog post that explains more details about the idea in general.
https://t.co/ErOBPRUlqw #walletguide#buildinpublic
We started building WalletGuide, the personal finance app for the advanced user and making it official today. It's not yet ready, but we want to continue building it in public. Subscribe to updates at https://t.co/ghevoAXK5o and follow us here on Twitter @walletguide. (8/9)