I just shared this on Shawn's Community and thought it might be helpful here as well!😊 I created a personal app using Claude Code that automatically works out my monthly budget and balances in real time. i have to ledger every rand I spend and it does the calculations. i fed it(Claude Code) my banking statements. this is literally saving me money since i have been slowly bleeding money without realizing it when i just spent, -and then entered a state of shock 2 weeks out from pay-day!😁 - I will paste the prompt here if it will be helpful for anyone. You can copy this prompt into Claude (or ChatGPT/any capable AI) and it will build you a private, offline, single-file debt & spending tracker you can open in your browser. Nothing you type into it ever leaves your computer — there's no server, no login, no cloud sync. It saves to your browser's local storage only. --- PROMPT (copy everything below): Build me a single self-contained HTML file (one file, inline CSS and JavaScript, no external libraries or network calls) that is a private, offline personal debt-and-spending tracker called "Freedom." It must work entirely in the browser using localStorage — no backend, no login, no data ever leaves the device. Include these tabs/sections: 1. **Dashboard** — at-a-glance stats: total debt, free cash per month (income minus budget minus debt minimums), a "debt-free in X months" projection, overdraft room if applicable, a daily logging streak counter, and total monthly subscription cost. Show plain-language warning notes when: spending exceeds income, an overdraft/credit limit is nearly maxed, debt payments don't cover the interest (balance will never shrink), or several days have passed without a new ledger entry. 2. **Ledger** — a simple form to log every rand/dollar spent or received: date, who/what, amount, category (groceries, fuel, eating out, subscriptions, debt payment, etc.), and optionally "how I felt when I spent it" (planned, stressed, bored, celebrating, etc.). Include a monthly reconciliation feature: enter the actual amount that left your bank account (from your statement) and compare it to what you logged — the gap is the "leak" you didn't track.