This deserves a lot more attention, imo. It seems like most/everything is moving to the terminal natively (maybe w a visual layer on top) so you can use the same local agent and local files for everything (ie claude code being able to access everything about your life, but also being easily swapped out for or used alongside codex). I’ve been avoiding diving into my finances so I’m gonna try this out, thanks!

Disclosure: I built something similar called HODLings.

Fungible's architecture (local data, no vendor cloud) is the right answer for the crypto ecosystem too (arguably even more so).

Which is why I built HODLings: manual holdings entry (no exchange keys, no wallet-address pasting), live prices from CoinGecko, allocation and history charts, multi-fiat display. Same minimal- tracker shape Fungible has, but scoped to crypto.

Main failure mode is forgetting to export the backup before a browser wipe. Set a calendar reminder.

HODLings PWA is freely available at https://hodlings.app

It might be too late, but have you thought about using something like ledger/beancount for the storage?

Having a nice tui/plaid sync for plaintextaccounting would be nice.

https://plaintextaccounting.org/

Update: put up a proper landing page at https://thisisfungible.com/ if you want a quick overview before diving into the repo.

A couple of advices:

- add some screenshots or a demo video to the repo

- I’m not familiar with Plaid, and I’m not probably the only one. A list of main banks/countries probably would make sense? Or just a link that I could not easily find.

the overkill aspects actually seem to help the cause! hopefully you get the right visibility because this is a very interesting project

You should definitely add a screenshot to the README. A GIF (muted embedded video) would be even better.

Connecting a llm to your bank account, hmm? Ok I wish you the best.

That GIF demo looks great

I am invested.

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