Should we add a Finance Tracker to Vault Web?

[DenizAltunkapan]

Hey everyone!

Ive been thinking about expanding the Vault Web ecosystem with an additional service: a Finance Tracker. The idea would be to give users the ability to manage personal finances securely within our home-server ecosystem, alongside file storage, chats, and password management.

Before we start, we wanted to get the community’s opinion:

• Do you think a finance tracker fits naturally into Vault Web’s modular ecosystem?
• Would it be better to wait until the other repos (like the Password Manager and Cloud Page) are more mature before introducing a new service?
• Are there any features or approaches you would want to see in such a tracker?

We’re interested in hearing your thoughts, suggestions, and concerns. Your feedback will help us decide whether to start prototyping this service now or focus on strengthening our existing projects first.

@DevEpso @MaximilianRau04

[DenizAltunkapan]

@SanjanaMahapatra @ptrjk @ABHISHEK0S1INGH @hamadiddi @rharithra @suraj9562

[MaximilianRau04]

I think a Finance Tracker would be a great addition to Vault Web’s ecosystem — it fits naturally with the focus on privacy and self-hosting. That said, it might make sense to solidify the existing services first to ensure a stable foundation.

If you move forward with the Finance Tracker, it could be interesting to also include a portfolio tracker for stocks, crypto, or other investments. That would make it a more complete personal finance tool and strengthen the overall value of the Vault Web ecosystem

[DenizAltunkapan]

Very good. Thank you @MaximilianRau04