Lovely interface. What does your tech stack look like?
Thanks! I built it with Vue.js, Vuetify, Chart.js, and Firebase. Firebase only comes into play for those who get premium and enable data synchronization though.
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#12Lovely interface. What does your tech stack look like?
Definitely, the web design and UI immediately grabbed my attention.
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#14I like the interface and the fact I don't have to connect any of my personal accounts. I've used other products that require permissions or user/pw and usually the connections fail or have some issue that makes them useless. It's nice I can do this manually, which I have a spreadsheet I use once a month anyway manually. I'm going to keep playing with this, maybe I can get rid of my spreadsheet!
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#15Very cool. I vaguely remember the ProjectFi version. It seems like you made a lot of enhancements. Looks good.
Thanks! I've put a ton of work in since then, and it's been a fun side project that kept me focused and energized and thinking positive thoughts during the pandemic. Also, the fact you remember it as "ProjectFi" is one of the many reasons for the rebrand -- that first "i" in ProjectiFi got lost by so many people.
It's a good product so it's nice to see that it's still getting some love.
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#17Glad to see that you've continued investing in this project! I paid for the Premium version back in the Projectifi times and would have loved a heads up by email that you made some significant updates.
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#18I like the interface and the fact I don't have to connect any of my personal accounts. I've used other products that require permissions or user/pw and usually the connections fail or have some issue that makes them useless. It's nice I can do this manually, which I have a spreadsheet I use once a month anyway manually. I'm going to keep playing with this, maybe I can get rid of my spreadsheet!
If there's anything you feel your spreadsheet still does better, just let me know! Always working on new features and improvements. In the past I've had some bad experiences with services that require linked accounts as well; seems like there's still a surprising amount of friction there.
Adding an export, with yearly/monthly resolution and customizable columns would be trivial probably.
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If there's anything you feel your spreadsheet still does better, just let me know! Always working on new features and improvements. In the past I've had some bad experiences with services that require linked accounts as well; seems like there's still a surprising amount of friction there.
I’m also a subscriber and wanted to export the some stuff to a Google Sheet to give to my financial adviser- I had to do some funky js console stuff. Adding an export, with yearly/monthly resolution and customizable columns would be trivial probably.
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#20Glad to see that you've continued investing in this project! I paid for the Premium version back in the Projectifi times and would have loved a heads up by email that you made some significant updates.