[ahnick]

Not having integrations is a deal breaker for me. All of my financial information lives in other systems that I need to be able to import it into a single view that I can manage. There is no way I'm going back and manually entering all of that info. A privacy centric solution would store credentials for systems like plaid, bank accounts, etc. in the client on the OS keychain and open source that part of the code to be audited. The data then would be stored preferably on a self-hosted server or your cloud provider of choice. There is some sweet spot here at the intersection of the personal cloud server movement and local client credential storage that none of the current finance apps have yet addressed. Once someone does I think they may have a real hit on their hands.

[devinsit]

I totally understand that. And I knew, when making the decision to not do any integrations, that there's a ton of people just like you that value automating everything as much as possible.

But I also made the bet that there would be people just like me who value entering things manually. Certainly far fewer people, but hopefully still people.

In any case, I also hope that the app you described eventually gets built; certainly never hurts to have more privacy-friendly options available!