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FinMan
Finance tracking that feeds itself — photos in, answers out
FinMan removes manual data entry from personal and family finance. Its AI imports statements from any bank with no per-bank parsers, and a Telegram/WhatsApp bot reads utility meters and fuel receipts straight from photos, then tracks your real car cost-per-km. You also get expense tags with auto-rules, bulk editing, an assets page, multi-currency analytics with daily rates, family groups and landlord/tenant mode. Core features are free, in 20+ languages.
Hi hunters! 👋
FinMan wasn't built as a startup — I built it for myself, because every finance app I tried demanded too much typing. The first version was Perl + plain HTML (yes, really). Over the years one principle shaped everything: if input isn't automatic, the habit dies.
So today FinMan works like this:
🏦 Pay by card → the expense appears instantly via a bank webhook, already categorized
📄 Any bank statement → AI recognizes the structure, even for a bank it has never seen — no per-bank parsers
📸 Utility meters → send a photo to the Telegram/WhatsApp bot; AI reads the digits, detects the service, applies your tariff
⛽ Car costs → photo of a fuel receipt + odometer = real cost per kilometer (fuel / repairs / maintenance separated)
💱 Multi-currency → every payment keeps its exchange rate, so analytics stay honest when your local currency moves
👨👩👧 Family groups & tenant mode → shared budgets with roles; your tenant submits meter photos themselves
Core features are free — the tool was born free, and I still test every feature on my own family's finances first.
The full story (from Perl script to 20+ languages): https://finman.vhworx.com/story
Try the bot right now: https://t.me/vikFinManBot or https://wa.me/4367764801396
I'd love your feedback — especially on what manual routine you'd want automated next. 🙏
Really like the meter-reading bot idea, that feels genuinely useful for splitting utilities fairly. One thing I'd love to see is a simple cash flow forecast that pulls in upcoming subscriptions and recurring bills from the parsed statements, so I can see if the next month actually balances out before it happens.
About FinMan on Product Hunt
“Finance tracking that feeds itself — photos in, answers out”
FinMan was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 3 comments, placing #39 on the daily leaderboard. FinMan removes manual data entry from personal and family finance. Its AI imports statements from any bank with no per-bank parsers, and a Telegram/WhatsApp bot reads utility meters and fuel receipts straight from photos, then tracks your real car cost-per-km. You also get expense tags with auto-rules, bulk editing, an assets page, multi-currency analytics with daily rates, family groups and landlord/tenant mode. Core features are free, in 20+ languages.
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Who hunted FinMan?
FinMan was hunted by Viktor Holoshivskiy. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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