Personal finance manager application that gets your spending information from various ecommerce applications (such as Amazon etc).

• Personal finance applications are bloated
• I needed automation
• Don't want to give someone access to my bank account
• Bank account statements are meaningless (not enough information)
• Most of my transactions are happening online
• Everything is tracked somewhere. I just needed to fetch this information

• Store your credentials locally
• Run gringotts for every module to generate reports
• Reports are currently in yml format

Currently, there are four modules:

• splitwise - Expense tracker for friends, which I heavily use. Most of my shared expenses end up here
• paytm - This is what I use for recharges, like most of India. They do have an ecommerce store, which is also tracked
• uber - Currently only handles uber payments made via paytm
• amazon.com - Handled via amazon csv export

• Only tracks expenses where you owe something
• Tracks your share of things, instead of the whole expense
• Uses oauth

• Tracks all orders made on paytm, including:
  • recharges
  • purchases on paytm

The paytm credentials are re-used for tracking uber payments as well

Tracks my international purchases. Amount is converted to INR using the exchange rate defined in config

This is in priority order:

• amazon.in
• flipkart
• uber (Using uber API instead of paytm)

This is still in alpha-quality, so no instructions as of now. I'll provide them as it gets stable.

The main inspiration for this is hinance. However, I needed something more suitable to my needs (not haskell+weboob).