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I have a side project slightly similar to the functionality your tool offers focused on expense tracking (or other measures) over time, adding date parsing to t
by nonoesp 4y ago
I have a side project slightly similar to the functionality your tool offers focused on expense tracking (or other measures) over time, adding date parsing to the equation in order to plot metrics into a graph and with tags and locations for filtering.
- tonyonodi 4y agoNice! Can you send a link or is it still in development?
- nonoesp 4y agoHey! It's still in development. I built a proof-of-concept from scratch almost a year ago, which I just open-sourced at the following link. https://github.com/nonoesp/note-parser https://github.com/nonoesp/note-parser I intend to develop it a bit more and host it online. A previous prototype, really barebones, is at https://expensed.me https://expensed.me. The idea is to drag and drop (or type) a plain-text note and visualize the data as a scatterplot or other charts.
- Dries007 4y agoI'm (slowly) working on something that can eat up PSD2 data from banks and parse it into some usable data, but I'm bad at nicely presenting stuff. It would be great to see your tool and get some inspiration, or maybe even use it.
- nonoesp 4y agoThis sounds super interesting. I've been thinking of ways to parser phone screenshots with payment data or use bank APIs to add data to my expense tracker, as opposed to adding everything manually, which is the best way I've found for consistency and to make sure everything is properly formatted. I didn't know about PSD2. Do you have any links or references for me to look at?