ApplicationsFluxo — personal money
Fluxo — personal money
Personal finance where the app and a Telegram bot write to one database: an expense entered in the bot and an expense in the app are the same expense.
How it's wired
Drawn from the live workflow — every node and every arrow is really there. The labels are translated from the originals.
What it is
Expense tracking dies on input speed. Get the phone out, find the app, wait for the screen, pick a category — that is twenty seconds at the till, and within a month people stop. So there are two entrances here at once: a full application and a Telegram bookkeeper you can write “coffee 2.40” to in one line without leaving the messenger.
The key part is the shared database. Two programs each with their own storage diverge by the end of the month, and then a person stops trusting both. Inside the app: expenses, subscriptions, accounts, goals and currencies, with an AI chat that answers from those very numbers — it sees the actual subscriptions and the actual balances.
Specifications: Flutter on the app side, n8n on the server side, a shared database with the Telegram bot. There are no screenshots on the showcase and there will not be: every screen here holds real money — live balances and live spending — and someone’s wallet should not be shown even with their permission.
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