bananefre/finance-budget-api-agent

This project, called Expensasaurus based on its screenshots, is a personal finance tracker for logging expenses and incomes, and setting budgets. It runs on Next.js on the front end and uses Appwrite as its backend service for storing data and files. To set it up locally, a user creates a project on Appwrite, sets up a database with three collections for expenses, budgets, and incomes, and a storage bucket for file attachments such as receipts. These IDs get placed into a .env file along with the Appwrite endpoint. There is also an optional integration with Splitwise, using a personal API key, that lets the app sync shared expenses in read only mode for one allowed email address. The data model is simple. A transaction, used for both expenses and incomes, has an amount, currency, category, date, description, tag, title, and optional file attachments. A budget has a title, description, start and end dates, currency, and separate optional amounts for common categories like food, transportation, travel, housing, healthcare, education, insurance, savings, investments, business, utilities, entertainment, and other spending. After setting the environment variables and creating the right indexes in Appwrite, the app is started locally with yarn dev. Screenshots in the README show a dashboard for tracking spending against budgets, and a general application workflow diagram. The README does not mention deployment instructions, tests, or a license, so anyone wanting to use this beyond local testing would need to figure that out themselves.