FinMan, 5 months later: an Android app, any bank's statements, an income PDF and more

In June I wrote here about FinMan, my app for expenses, utility bills and car costs (the first post). Here is what has shipped since.

Phone first

• Android app on Google Play. Share a photo or a bank statement straight from your gallery or banking app into FinMan.
• iPhone: install the web app to the home screen. Dark theme, reminders.

Money

• Any bank's statement — CSV, Excel or PDF. Under the hood the AI runs only once per new bank format: it writes a parsing template, and every next file from that bank is parsed instantly without AI.
• Importing the same period twice, or the same operations from another file, creates no duplicates. One tap undoes an import.
• Income is a first-class part now: its own categories and rules, and a one-page PDF income statement (proof of income for a landlord, a visa or a loan) built from your imported statements.
• Trips: a tag with a date range marks every expense of the trip and shows its total by category.
• Switch the display currency with one tap.
• Family: the owner sees everyone's spending, and the same categories add up into one row.

Car and home

• Fuel receipt and odometer photos give fuel use and the real cost per kilometre.
• Meter photos give the reading, usage and the bill at your own tariffs, several meters at once. Tenants can send their readings themselves. For some Ukrainian utility companies FinMan even submits the reading to the provider's website.

All of it in 50+ languages, on the web and in Telegram and WhatsApp bots.

What would make you switch from the tracker you use now? I read every comment.

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