A money tool I actually wanted to open again.
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My finances were split between statements, notes, and a spreadsheet I updated too late. The problem was daily capture, not a lack of complex charts.
Atlas brings expenses, income, recurring payments, and savings goals into a small personal workspace. Quick entry handles the routine work; monthly and category views provide the deeper review.
I designed and built Atlas as an independent product, from transaction entry and categorisation to savings progress, reporting, and authenticated data storage.
Inside Atlas
The key workflows, up close.
Expenses carry an amount, category, date, and useful context. The goal is to make routine capture short enough that the monthly picture stays accurate.
Quick-add parsing and category suggestions reduce repeated work. A wrong suggestion remains easy to correct; exceptions still have a complete editing path.
Income records use the same clear transaction model, allowing monthly review to compare what arrived with what left the account.
Recurring payments remain visible so a quiet day in the transaction list does not hide the commitments that are still coming.
Goals connect contributions to a target and make progress understandable at a glance. The dashboard leads with planning and progress instead of treating every visit as a warning.
Warning colors are reserved for information that requires attention. Goals and month context provide the default hierarchy.
Reports compare spending, income, and categories across the month. Charts use the same normalized transaction totals as the rest of the workspace.
React handles the interface, Supabase stores user-owned records, and Chart.js presents derived totals without becoming another source of truth.
Behind the interface
Merchant history and keyword rules support categorisation. Corrections improve the next suggestion without introducing a separate machine-learning service.
Authenticated PostgreSQL records keep expenses, income, and goals queryable and scoped to their owner.
My work on Atlas
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