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freeFlow

See where the current is heading.

In developmentMac · Local web app

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Spreadsheets can make money feel like a verdict on you. freeFlow draws it as a river instead: income flowing in, spending branching off, and a projection of where the current goes next.

Drop in bank exports (CSV, OFX or QFX) and freeFlow reads them, guesses categories and remembers your corrections for every matching entry. You can also drop in a PDF or a photo of an invoice. If you've turned the reader on, Claude proposes entries, and you accept, adjust or discard each one.

Your ledger stays on your machine. The wording is chosen carefully, too: freeFlow describes what the money did, never what you did.

  • The River

    A living picture of money in, money out and the projection ahead. Switch to the Ledger for line-by-line detail.

  • Remembers your corrections

    Rename or recategorize a merchant once, and every matching entry follows.

  • Debts with a plan

    Import your studentaid.gov file to model payoff and compare federal repayment plans.

  • Local-first

    Your ledger is a file on your own computer. A document goes to Claude only if you drop it in to be read.

Try it here

A small working piece of freeFlow, right on this page.

The River · a sample month

PaycheckSide workHomeFoodGetting aroundSaved, and heading on

Every branch is something the money did. The river keeps going as a projection of where it's heading.

Principles in practice

  • No engagement traps

    The wording is plain and never shaming. Money moves, and nobody is scolded.

  • Yours stays yours

    Financial data stays on your computer, except for documents you choose to have read.

Built with

  • JavaScript
  • Node.js
  • Canvas
  • Claude

Where it runs

  • Mac
  • Local web app

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