Maali
A desktop budgeting app that keeps your bank data and its AI on your machine
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Most money trackers want a bank connection and a monthly fee; this one keeps everything in a local SQLite file and treats the AI as optional.
Clone the repo, run start.sh (or start.ps1 on Windows), and Aurelio opens at localhost:8000 with your records in a local SQLite file. It covers holdings, cash, debts and goals, with look-through so an ETF is counted by what it actually holds rather than as a single line. The advisor chat stays off until you add your own OpenRouter key, and the README publishes measured costs per interaction, from fractions of a cent for a lookup to under a dollar for a full analysis. It needs Node 22 and uv, has 89 commits and no tagged release, and the maker gives only a first name. MIT.
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