Teemarch is the personal-finance dashboard I use instead of a subscription service. It pulls in account activity, imports statements, and computes the things I actually want to see — net worth over time, cash flow, budgets, recurring charges — and then verifies its own UI with automated tests so I trust the numbers.
I built it because I didn’t want my whole financial picture living inside someone else’s product, on their terms. It runs on my own machine, and the data stays there.
What it does
- Account aggregation plus hand-drop importers for statements that don’t sync.
- Net-worth, budget, and recurring-charge views computed locally.
- A dashboard that runs its own end-to-end checks so a broken number gets caught.
It’s the house-pattern codebase for how I build these dashboards. A shareable version would ship with demo data — your real numbers would never be the price of trying it.