Detailed Finance Tracker Web App
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
The goal is to ship a browser-based personal finance application that makes tracking income and expenses effortless yet precise. At its core, the system must centre on a single workflow: users record every transaction manually through one detailed form. That form should expose all the usual fields—date, amount, currency, payee, category, sub-category, payment method, notes, and an optional tag field—so nothing important ever stays hidden off-screen.
Once stored, those records feed a clean dashboard that rolls totals, daily and monthly trends, and category breakdowns into quick-loading charts and tables. I want users to open the app and immediately understand where their money went today, this week, and this month, without digging through settings.
A few practical notes:
• Modern, responsive front end that works just as well on a phone as on a laptop.
• Simple, secure auth (email / password or OAuth) so every user’s data stays private.
• Backend built on a framework you’re comfortable scaling (Node/Express, Django, Laravel, etc.).
• All figures stored with proper currency precision to avoid rounding errors.
• Clear README plus a short video or GIF showing the add-transaction flow from start to dashboard refresh.
I’ll review by spinning up the project locally, adding a week’s worth of sample transactions via the detailed form, and confirming that the dashboard instantly reflects each entry with correct totals and category splits. If that works smoothly and the UI feels friendly, the job is done.
Once stored, those records feed a clean dashboard that rolls totals, daily and monthly trends, and category breakdowns into quick-loading charts and tables. I want users to open the app and immediately understand where their money went today, this week, and this month, without digging through settings.
A few practical notes:
• Modern, responsive front end that works just as well on a phone as on a laptop.
• Simple, secure auth (email / password or OAuth) so every user’s data stays private.
• Backend built on a framework you’re comfortable scaling (Node/Express, Django, Laravel, etc.).
• All figures stored with proper currency precision to avoid rounding errors.
• Clear README plus a short video or GIF showing the add-transaction flow from start to dashboard refresh.
I’ll review by spinning up the project locally, adding a week’s worth of sample transactions via the detailed form, and confirming that the dashboard instantly reflects each entry with correct totals and category splits. If that works smoothly and the UI feels friendly, the job is done.
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