Taylor Facen

The main goal of Zine is for authors to track their writing progress and get pre-launch feedback on their work. Now, authors can post updates, milestones, and questions to their project page to keep a running log of their progress. Also, users can like and comment on each author post.

The home page hasn't been sitting right with me for awhile now. I finally realized it's because it just wasn't insightful and almost felt like a waste of space.

Now, there's way more helpful info. Account balances have been moved to the right along with a list of upcoming transactions. The main focus as soon as you open the app is spending by category with indicators of how much you've spent or earned (green), how much is allocated towards upcoming transactions (yellow), and if you've gone over budget (red).

One of the healthy habits I want the app to promote is checking your most recent transactions and spending power every day. To support this, you can now see your quick review streak at the top. The goal here is to incentivize people to make quick review a part of their daily practice.

If anyone here wants to help me test this app out, sign up here (https://omnimoney.app) and send me a note so that I can bump you up the waiting list.

Unable to delete task :-(

I decided to keep the app purely web based for the immediate future. However, I do want users to be able to quickly access their data on the go.

I’m going to use the app’s API to build some widget examples that I can share with users for them to use on their devices. Today, I put together the code to view your remaining spending power on your Home Screen so that you easily know how much you can spend.

I moved the landing page over to UnicornPlatform which has an awesome student discount deal and platform.

Also now, you can add scheduled transactions! I added this feature because I not only need to budget for the expenses that happened in the past, but also planned expenses in the future (rent, phone bill, etc.). Now there’s one place you can keep track of all upcoming bills and one time payments, and you can quickly add money to your envelope to cover upcoming expenses.

Check it out! Https://OmniMoney.app

Now that I'm approved for Plaid, users can now auto import their transactions into OmniMoney.

I used MakerWidget for the widget in the lower left and Versoly to build the site. All roasts, feedback, and sign ups are welcome!

https://omnimoney.versoly.page

From here, users will be able to quickly go to pages, or perform tasks (e.g. switching themes, changing password, managing subscription, etc.)

No matter how it looks, I’m releasing the app to the public on June 24th 🤞🏾

This semester at school was hectic, so I had to put building on pause. Now that I can get back to OmniMoney, I realize that I want a do over. So here's to day 1. Log in page is done.

This was, by far, the hardest feature 😫. Now, a user can categorize any new transactions, go through scheduled transactions to see if any of them has been paid, and review their spending power (which is the max amount of money they can spend this month based on their budget). Also, inspired by @sergio, I added a streak feature too.

The point of this is to help the user build a healthy financial habit of reviewing new transactions and seeing how much they can spend on a daily basis.

I’ll be done in a few minutes, but I’m posting this now so that I don’t lose my streak 😅

Worked on cleaning up some code. Hopefully I can get this feature done tomorrow.

I’ll add some more commands in the future, but for now, these two will do.

BTW, I used Twilio’s Autopilot for the backend of the bot.

Now, users can keep track of their bills and upcoming payments 😊

I finally connected my Webflow site to my domain -> https://omnimoney.app

It was affirming to hear how keys items on their wishlist were already in scope for the app. One thing I’ll do a bit differently next time is have an end-goal for the conversation and a set list of questions that help me achieve that goal. Honestly, I was winging it this time 😅

Lately, I’ve been doing some thinking on what healthy habits I want my app to help users do. I think I might have landed on something 🤔

No coding today. Instead, I wanted to take some time to figure out how my app fits in the market and how I might want to structure pricing.

You can check it out here -> https://omnimoney.webflow.io.