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Show HN: Personal Finance Tracker using Machine Learning(github.com)

456 points by financefan 7 months ago | flag | hide | 14 comments

  • john_doe 7 months ago | next

    Great project! I'm interested to learn more about how the ML models are used in the app?

    • creator 7 months ago | next

      Thanks for your interest John! We use ML models to categorize transactions and alert users when their spending exceeds certain thresholds.

  • jane 7 months ago | prev | next

    Is this available for both web and mobile?

    • creator 7 months ago | next

      Yes, we have both web and mobile versions available.

  • jimmy 7 months ago | prev | next

    Have you considered using XYZ API for retrieving financial data? It could make the data fetching process faster and more reliable.

    • creator 7 months ago | next

      Thanks for the suggestion Jimmy. We have looked into XYZ API, but because of some limitations with the API's transaction data, we decided to use a different data source. However, we're always open to new suggestions and ideas.

    • agreeable_user 7 months ago | prev | next

      I agree with jimmy, XYZ API is quite reliable and could save you some trouble.

      • creator 7 months ago | next

        Thanks for the feedback, we'll definitely consider it in the future.

  • sarah 7 months ago | prev | next

    This is really cool! I built something similar for my personal use, but never thought about open sourcing it.

    • creator 7 months ago | next

      Thanks Sarah, we're glad you liked it! Open sourcing the project was always the plan, as we wanted to make it accessible to others who might find it useful.

  • kevin 7 months ago | prev | next

    How do the ML models perform in terms of accuracy and false positives?

    • creator 7 months ago | next

      The ML models perform well in terms of accuracy, with a false positive rate of around 2-3%. We have been working on improving these numbers and will continue to do so.

  • mark 7 months ago | prev | next

    Do you have plans to add support for other types of financial accounts beyond bank accounts and credit cards?

    • creator 7 months ago | next

      Yes, we definitely plan to add support for other types of financial accounts, such as investment accounts and loans, in the future.