Personal Expense Tracker MCP Server — expenses, income, budgets & savings goals
Personal Expense Tracker as an MCP Server — works with Claude Desktop, Cursor, nanobot, Windsurf, and any MCP-compatible client. 📝 Track expenses & income with categories and descriptions 📊 Spending summaries — today, week, month, year 💳 Budget management — set limits per category, get alerts at 80%/100% 🎯 Savings goals — create goals, track progress with visual bars 📈 Spending insights —…
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Personal Expense Tracker as an MCP Server — works with Claude Desktop, Cursor, nanobot, Windsurf, and any MCP-compatible client. 📝 Track expenses & income with categories and descriptions 📊 Spending summaries — today, week, month, year 💳 Budget management — set limits per category, get alerts at 80%/100% 🎯 Savings goals — create goals, track progress with visual bars 📈 Spending insights — top categories, daily averages, biggest days 🗑️ Safe deletion — Pydantic-based elicitation for…
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