FiTui is a small terminal-based personal finance tracker. It lets you record transactions, view totals, and see spending breakdowns by tag.
The interface is keyboard-driven and runs entirely inside the terminal.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Add credit or debit transactions.
- Navigate and delete entries.
- View overall stats (earned, spent, balance).
- Spending breakdown grouped by tag.
- Local persistence using SQLite.
- Configurable tags and cuurency stored in a YAML file.
- Recurring transactions auto-insert monthly transactions (salary, bills, etc.).
Website: github.com/ayanchavand/FiTui
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License: MIT License
FiTui is written in Rust. Learn Rust with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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