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This only adds one institution that I care about, AFCU, but could be extended to use the data from ofxhome.com. I downloaded the data from them but found two problems. One, they work in XML, which I don't feel like parsing, but two and far more importantly, they provide the second piece of data I need, the routing number for the bank. That sucks. So it's likely that if this project does well we will have more data than them. |
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README.md
Vanth
Vanth is a way to track your expenses. It's primary goals are the following:
1 - You can host it yourself so you don't have to trust any third party with your financial data 2 - It minimizes the amount of effort and human input required to maximally track your expenses 3 - It seeks to maximize information available about your expenses
Vanth is released under the Affero GPL (http://www.affero.org/oagpl.html)