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PigletStash

PigletStash shows young people where their money goes. Import a bank statement, let your rules sort it, and see your cash, your budgets and your savings move, without a spreadsheet in sight.

Status
In beta
Platforms
Web, desktop and mobile browsers
Our role
Product design, development, hosting

Interface recreated from the product's own styles, with made-up data.

The whole picture, at a glance

The overview puts the numbers that matter side by side: available cash, net worth, money set aside, income, expenses and the period's cashflow, each with how it moved since the last one.

  • History — net worth and cashflow over time, from hours to years
  • Where it goes — the top spending labels, with the ones you'd rather ignore filtered out
  • Progress — this period against the previous one, label by label

Every expense in its place

Import a bank statement in seconds and let rules do the sorting: a rule like “name contains BAKERY → Groceries” labels every matching transaction, new or imported.

  • Import — CSV files with automatic bank detection, duplicates skipped on request
  • No bank login — you upload a file; your banking credentials are never asked for
  • Labels — colours and icons, search, filters, sorting and bulk edits
  • Budgets — per label, weekly or monthly, with an on-track signal

Saving you can see

Piggy banks set money aside for a goal, a summer trip or a new laptop, with a target and a date. The money stays in your net worth but leaves your available cash, so it never gets spent by accident.

  • Flexible — add or withdraw at any time, every move logged
  • Motivating — progress towards each target, at a glance
  • Guided — six built-in tutorials to get started

Built with

  • Python
  • Reflex
  • FastAPI
  • SQLAlchemy
  • SQLite
  • Docker
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