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I use a home-grown system[1] that does not require sharing credentials with a third party, has partial/fully automated (depending on financial institution) fetc
by sbehere 4y ago
I use a home-grown system[1] that does not require sharing credentials with a third party, has partial/fully automated (depending on financial institution) fetching of transactions, auto-categorization learned from your previously categorized transactions, and the possibility to create pretty dashboards that can be shared with others.
It's surprisingly simple (just a few lines of code) for personal use.
[1]: https://sagar.se/blog/where-is-the-money/ https://sagar.se/blog/where-is-the-money/
- bprew 4y agoThanks for the post Sagar, I'm the maintainer of reckon [1], a tool to help categorize transactions, which I used in ledger. There are a lot of interesting tools for doing plain text accounting [2] and I'm always interested in learning about new ones. Reckon uses TF/IDF with cosine similarity, but I would be interested to see how you use Random Forest. Please post your code somewhere, I'd love to see it and learn something new! [1] https://github.com/cantino/reckon https://github.com/cantino/reckon [2] https://plaintextaccounting.org/ https://plaintextaccounting.org/