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I self host it since Mint shutdown. It obviously doesnt have automatic integrations with financial institutions so you need to export/import manually or franke

I self host it since Mint shutdown. It obviously doesnt have automatic integrations with financial institutions so you need to export/import manually or frankenstein your own automation. There are a lot of things it does that I dont use. I am mostly there for spending visualization. It does that well, but it takes a lot of clicks to setup categorization rules, but once its done things happen automatically. Its just a few minutes work to get it setup on docker. And i think it has a demo site that you can look around on to see what tools it has. Its not perfect. But its good enough for me, for now.

geor9e 3y ago
>It obviously doesnt have automatic integrations with financial institutions so you need to export/import manually Ok, that's what I was scouring the documentation to find out. Thank you. Guess I'll stick with my current mint-alternative (Empower)
criddell 3y ago
> It obviously doesnt have automatic integrations with financial institutions Why would that be obvious? Until I read your comment I was assuming it was there. That feels like it should be a core feature for basic personal finance applications.