Finoryx started as a personal need: spreadsheets weren't cutting it for tracking recurring bills, shared expenses with friends, and actual spending patterns over time. I built it as a full-stack personal finance platform that handles all three in one place.

The core is a dashboard that tracks monthly budgets, account balances, and spending against a set budget target in real time. Recurring transactions
— daily, weekday-only, monthly, or yearly
— are automatically processed on schedule rather than requiring manual entry every time, and a group expense feature lets shared costs (rent splits, group purchases, utilities) be tracked and settled the way Splitwise handles shared expenses.

What I built:
A recurring-transaction engine supporting custom schedules (daily, Mon–Fri, monthly, yearly) with automatic daily processing
An expense analytics layer with category breakdowns, spending trend charts, and period-over-period comparisons
A group expense system for splitting and settling shared costs among multiple people
A transactions table with search, filtering, and CSV export/import
A quick-add expense flow supporting natural-language input (e.g. typing "800 petrol from HDFC yesterday" and having it parsed automatically)