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Hi everyone! I’ve been working on Clareza Financeira , an open-source Android app focused on making personal finances easier to understand. The idea is simple: instead of trying to be a banking app or a complex budgeting tool, it focuses on a few basic questions: How much money came in? How much went out? What expenses are still expected this month? And how much income should be left? It also supports recurring expenses, expense categories, monthly history and simple charts. The app is free and open source under the MIT license . It doesn’t require an account, and financial data is stored locally on the device. A few important things before trying it: The app is currently available only in Brazilian Portuguese , and this is a v1.0.0-rc1 Release Candidate , not the final stable release. It is also not available on Google Play yet . The APK is distributed through the official GitHub Release, so Android may warn you that the app was downloaded outside the Play Store and ask for permission before installing it. I don’t want anyone to simply ignore a security warning. The source code is public, the landing page contains real screenshots, and the APK comes from the project's GitHub Release. If you’re not comfortable installing an APK outside Google Play, there’s absolutely no need to install it — you can still check out the source code and the project. Project page: https://maiquel-devs.github.io/clareza-financeira-landing-page/ Source code: https://github.com/Maiquel-Devs/clareza-financeira I’m mainly looking for honest feedback at this point. Does the idea make sense? Is the interface easy to understand? Is anything confusing? Would this approach to personal finance be useful to you? Feedback on the open-source project itself is welcome too. Thanks!   submitted by   /u/Other_Career255 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/19 05:40:30