This seems like a solution looking for a problem. https://tiller.com/ works great and lets you do whatever calculations you want in a spreadsheet - and, bonus, it's never going to hallucinate.

I don't quite understand the desire to have these verbose summaries that you have to read from LLMs. You'll notice anomalies if you just categorize each of your expenses every so often (easy with Tiller).

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mbm 2 days ago | parent | next [-]

Hi! Thanks for sharing.

I actually built it for myself initially, and my wife. So I just built what we needed/wanted.

There will be a huge variety of products in this space and ours is just one take on the problem. I love seeing anything that's taking a shot at it.

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amelius 2 days ago | parent | prev [-]

It's not the summaries.

It's the ease by which LLMs can ingest and combine various data sources.

	▲	mbm 2 days ago \| parent [-]
		This. It's really cool to weave other data sources into your data. I recently needed to set up some calendar events on certain dividend days, but of course, didn't know what those dividend dates actually were. So we used the MCP connector to retrieve our current Vanguard holdings, had GPT-Pro do web research to pull all the dates, and then created calendar events from that. Worked well.