Roadmap

Shipped

Google sign-in. Invite-only, against a list held server-side. No passwords and no API keys, because both end up in a screenshot eventually.

Expense and category tools. Logging, listing, totals over a date window.

Encrypted at rest. Amounts, notes and category names are encrypted before they reach the database, so a copy of the database is not a copy of your spending. Dates stay readable — something has to be able to sort them.

Edit and delete. Because the first version could only ever add, and typing RM1250 instead of RM12.50 is a thing that happens.

Next

A web dashboard. Everything above assumes you are already in a chat window. That is a fine way to put data in and a slightly silly way to get it back out — asking a language model to read your monthly total aloud, one line at a time, is not an improvement on a chart.

So: a page you can open, showing what you have spent, without a conversation happening first.

After that

Unclear, and deliberately so. This started as one tool for one person and grew by noticing gaps rather than by planning them. The next thing in the pile will probably arrive the same way, and it will not necessarily be about money.