A single-user, self-hosted personal finance PWA that pulls banks, brokerages, and credit cards into one net-worth-over-time chart — plus manually-valued collectibles and a medium-tier money manager. Private by design: my financial data lives on my own hardware, not in someone else’s SaaS.
How It Runs
- Account syncing via SimpleFIN, so there are no scraped credentials
- Deployed on the homelab — runs on the MSI Cubi under systemd, reachable over Tailscale HTTPS from any of my devices
- Operational guardrails — Uptime Kuma push monitoring and automated backups
Beyond the Chart
It has quietly grown from “what am I worth” into “where is it going.” A budget layer tracks spending against plan, a month-in-review page closes out each month, goals and sinking funds show up on both the dashboard and the budget, and a debt payoff planner works out amortization for each loan, including how different a minimums-only plan really is.
Why Self-Hosted
Net-worth apps are either subscription services that monetize your data or spreadsheets that go stale. This is the third option: the convenience of an app with the privacy of local infrastructure. It’s also a working example of what the homelab is for.