AI input by voice and photo
Say it, type it, or drop a bank screenshot or a receipt. A fast model fills in the fields, a smarter one double-checks the tricky ones.
A personal money planner for people who live across countries: banks, crypto and cash, the real rate of every exchange, trip plans — and AI you can simply tell “coffee, 120 baht, cash”.
docker compose up -dSee what you have now, what you’ll spend by the end of the trip, and how long your money will last if nothing changes.
Say it, type it, or drop a bank screenshot or a receipt. A fast model fills in the fields, a smarter one double-checks the tricky ones.
Multi-currency cards, exchanges, cash in envelopes. Net worth in dollars plus a second currency of your choice.
Ten tags on one purchase if you like. Reports across tags with AND / OR: “work + servers” in two clicks.
Stages by country, budget / standard / max scenarios, plan vs actual for every stage.
A calendar of charges, plus hints on what you haven’t opened in a while and can cancel.
“Warn me if an exchange loses more than 1.5%.” Category limits, and every rule tested against your own history.
Every transaction keeps the real rate — what was actually charged. The gap to the market rate adds up on its own line, so you can see where it’s cheaper to swap.
Drop a food photo and the receipt — AI logs the expense, and the shot lands on your places map. Six months later you’ll know where the best khinkali in Tbilisi were and how much you left there.
The code is open. Install it on your own server with one command, or deploy it to Railway. No third-party cloud between you and your money.
git clone github.com/dimabraven/wayleft && docker compose up -dNo. The server starts with one command or a button on Railway. After that everything runs in the browser and as an app on your phone.
Only the text or photo of that one transaction. Balances and history are never sent; the advisor only sees totals by category.
Yes. CSV import maps accounts, categories and tags, and turns paired transactions into exchanges with the real rate. Uploading the same file twice won’t create duplicates.
No. Light only — on purpose.