Memeora: A Finance Assistant That Remembers Your Rules
I asked my app if I could afford a $450 purchase. The sums were right, but it knew nothing about the rule I actually follow: always keep $300 untouched. That gap is why I built Memeora. The problem Finance a
I asked my app if I could afford a $450 purchase. The sums were right, but it knew nothing about the rule I actually follow: always keep $300 untouched.
That gap is why I built Memeora.
The problem
Finance apps are good at tracking spending, but they forget how you want to handle money. You set a rule in your head, the app never learns it, and the advice you get ignores it.
I wanted an assistant that keeps the sums exact and also remembers what matters to you.
Who it is for
Memeora is useful for two kinds of people:
- Individuals who want to check a purchase against their budget, goals and personal rules before they spend.
- Founders, freelancers and small business owners who want a clear view of revenue, spending and how long their cash will last.
Core features
- Transactions: record income and expenses in USD, USDC, USDT, SUI, WAL or another currency.
- Budgets and goals: set a monthly budget, see what remains and track your savings goals.
- Assistant: ask questions about your money in plain English.
- Memory: save rules in your own words, and review them at any time.
- Proof: check that your saved memories exist on Mainnet.
How it works
- You record your transactions, budgets and goals in a private ledger.
- You turn memory on and save a rule.
- You ask the Assistant a question.
- Memeora calculates the sums on the server, recalls your rule and adds it to the advice.
When I asked about the $450 purchase again, the sums had not changed. This time, the answer brought up my $300 rule and showed that the memory came from Walrus.
The numbers stay the same. The advice changes.
Business mode
Personal and business money should not get mixed together, so Memeora gives each its own workspace. You can switch between them at any time.
The Business workspace has its own ledger, budget, goals and memories. It also shows revenue, profit, burn and runway, so an owner can see how many months their cash will last. A rule saved in Business stays apart from your personal rules.
Walrus Memory
Nothing is saved until you turn memory on. Each rule you save is then encrypted and stored on Walrus Mainnet, in an account owned by your Sui wallet. Your rules live in your own memory account, and the sums still come from your ledger.
Sui and Tatum
You sign in with a Sui wallet, so there is no password. Tatum lets Memeora read Sui Mainnet and check that a memory is certified, owned by your account and matches what the app recorded.
This means you don't have to take my word that a memory exists. You can check it.
What still needs work
A proof shows that a memory is stored, not what it says, because the text stays encrypted. Removing a memory also does not delete its blob from Walrus.
Now I ask the same question, and Memeora remembers the $300.
Links
- Live app: https://memeora-wal-l.vercel.app/
- GitHub: https://github.com/syther069/memeora
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