finance

personal finances in shambles since they shut down Mint, and Simple. 

moved to new bank/fintech app but i dont like it and they are now adding ads.

anyone got an aggregator app that actually works for multiple bank accounts?

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Lunch Money, Copilot, and Monarch are the best ones I’ve found so far.

Can send referral links if you like!

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@leewardbound beat you for monarch but dm me the other two!

Lunch Money:

https://lunchmoney.app/?refer=p8ooi7cv

oh shit mint import? 👀👀

they know their audience

Maintained by a solo founder too, pretty impressive!

These are the major “Open Finance” data/credential aggregator APIs powering all your favorite fintech and portfolio tracking apps under the hood.

Unfortunately not free for devs to use, which is why portfolio tracking apps sell your data, run ads or charge subscriptions.

https://warpcast.com/darrylyeo/0xea6e252b

I thought of one day expanding @blockhead’s crypto portfolio tracking capabilities to include traditional finance as well, but it would be quite costly.

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I thought of one day expanding @blockhead’s crypto portfolio tracking capabilities to include traditional finance as well, but it would be quite costly.

https://warpcast.com/darrylyeo/0x52136788

What I need is for it to be open source and decentralized so if the solo founder quits or sells out I can maintain my own version locally and not lose everything again 😭