Freelancer Finance Tracker App
Budget: ₹400 – ₹750 INR
I’m putting the finishing touches on a personal finance management web application aimed squarely at freelancers who need one place to log income, tag expenses, and see at-a-glance where their money is going. The core is already in place; what I now need is a solid investment-tracking module so users can follow the performance of the assets they hold alongside their day-to-day cash flow.
Platform-wise, I’m open to whichever modern JavaScript framework you’re most comfortable with—React, Vue.js, or Angular—as long as the final build stays lightweight, fast, and easy to extend.
Key deliverables:
• Extend the existing codebase with an Investment Tracking section (this is the must-have feature).
• Allow users to add any asset class—stocks, crypto, real estate, or others they choose—and have the system store, display, and chart their values over time.
• Integrate the new views seamlessly into the current UI/UX, keeping the same clean look and responsive behavior.
• Provide clear setup instructions and a concise README so I can deploy the updated app without friction.
Acceptance criteria: the module loads without errors, supports CRUD actions for assets, persists data correctly, and displays at least one basic performance chart.
If you’ve built finance tools before or have a knack for data-driven dashboards, I’d love to see how you’d approach this.
Platform-wise, I’m open to whichever modern JavaScript framework you’re most comfortable with—React, Vue.js, or Angular—as long as the final build stays lightweight, fast, and easy to extend.
Key deliverables:
• Extend the existing codebase with an Investment Tracking section (this is the must-have feature).
• Allow users to add any asset class—stocks, crypto, real estate, or others they choose—and have the system store, display, and chart their values over time.
• Integrate the new views seamlessly into the current UI/UX, keeping the same clean look and responsive behavior.
• Provide clear setup instructions and a concise README so I can deploy the updated app without friction.
Acceptance criteria: the module loads without errors, supports CRUD actions for assets, persists data correctly, and displays at least one basic performance chart.
If you’ve built finance tools before or have a knack for data-driven dashboards, I’d love to see how you’d approach this.