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Turn everyday messages like "spent 500 on lunch" into an organized, auto-categorized record of your income and expenses — logged directly to your own Google Sheet.
Category
FinanceTags

Overview
Finance Tracker turns everyday messages like "spent 500 on lunch" or "got my salary 50k" into an organized record of your money. It logs each transaction to your own Google Sheet, auto-categorizes it, and answers questions like "what's my balance?" or "where did my money go this month?" You can also edit or delete entries anytime — just tell it in plain words. Your data stays in your own Google Sheet that only you own.
Business Problem
Manually logging daily expenses and income into a spreadsheet is tedious and often skipped.
Categorizing transactions by hand is time-consuming and inconsistent.
Answering simple questions like "what's my balance" or "where did my money go" requires manually reviewing scattered entries.
Editing or correcting past entries in a spreadsheet interrupts the flow of daily life.
Many finance apps require handing over financial data to a third-party platform.
Workflow
User sends a plain-language message about a transaction
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Agent extracts the amount, type, and details
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Agent auto-categorizes the transaction
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Agent logs it to the user's own Google Sheet
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User asks questions like "what's my balance?" or "where did my money go this month?"
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Agent answers using the logged data
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User edits or deletes entries anytime in plain words
Key Features
Converts natural language messages into logged transactions.
Auto-categorizes income and expenses.
Stores all data directly in the user's own Google Sheet.
Answers questions about balance and spending patterns.
Supports editing or deleting entries through plain-language requests.
Keeps full data ownership with the user — no third-party database.
Business Benefits
Removes the friction of manual expense logging.
Provides instant visibility into spending and income without manual review.
Keeps financial records organized and consistently categorized.
Preserves full user ownership and privacy of financial data.
Makes personal finance tracking effortless enough to actually stick with.