The problem
Personal financial information was fragmented across accounts and records, but a consolidated view did not justify handing credentials or sensitive access to an external aggregation product.
Self-hosted dashboard
A private financial overview in early development, built around deliberate manual ownership rather than connecting banking or brokerage credentials to another hosted service.
Personal financial information was fragmented across accounts and records, but a consolidated view did not justify handing credentials or sensitive access to an external aggregation product.
The prototype is exploring a self-hosted editorial-ledger interface with clear grids, readable numbers, restrained status color, and plain-language context for manually maintained data.
A focused selection of the work that defines this project at its current status.
04 · How it works
Manual records stay on owner-controlled NAS storage. The developing interface organizes those entries into early summaries and may add best-effort public market context without connecting private financial accounts.
The application is barely functional, private, and not presented as finished or customer-ready.
It has no live public version or demo and does not provide financial advice, regulated services, or guaranteed real-time market data.
06 · Current evidence
Private NAS prototype; no public version
An early private build with core functionality taking shape and substantial development still ahead.
Finish and validate the core private workflow before deciding whether it should remain personal software or become a reusable self-hosted template.
Supporting technology