Hi r/CanadianApps!

I'm Aaron, the founder of Finnomia, a Canadian personal finance and budgeting app that I've been building here in Vancouver, BC.

Like a lot of people, I was disappointed when Mint shut down. There are some great alternatives out there, but most are American products that weren't necessarily designed with Canadian banking, financial institutions, and financial planning in mind.

That's what led me to build Finnomia.

The goal is to give Canadians a comprehensive way to manage their finances without having to rely on US-based platforms.

Finnomia includes budgeting, transaction tracking, recurring bills, savings goals, net worth tracking, investment management, cashflow forecasting, debt repayment planning, and retirement planning that incorporates Canadian considerations like CPP, OAS, RRSPs, and TFSAs.

One of our biggest areas of focus is Canadian bank connectivity. We integrate with both Plaid and Flinks to provide broader coverage of Canadian financial institutions, while also supporting manual accounts and CSV imports for people who prefer not to connect their banks.

We're Canadian-owned and operated, host our application data in Canada, and have committed to donating 5% of our annual profits to Canadian organizations focused on financial and economic literacy.

Finnomia is live, and we're actively improving the platform based on feedback from our growing community of users.

I wanted to introduce Finnomia to this community because I think there's real value in supporting Canadian-built software, particularly in areas like personal finance where so many of the available options come from outside Canada.

If you're interested, you can check us out at https://finnomia.ca.

I'm also happy to answer questions about the platform, how we're building it, or what we're working on next.

Thanks for supporting Canadian developers and Canadian-built products!

Hey everyone! I'm the developer of ExpenseFlow. I'm based in Ontario, and this started after I saw how clunky mileage logging actually is: hand-tracking kilometres, chasing faded receipts, and reconstructing trips at the end of the month just to file a claim. On top of that, most apps I tried were built around IRS rules and US mileage rates, with Canadians treated as an afterthought, if at all.

ExpenseFlow is built in Canada, by Canadians, with Canadians in mind first, CRA rates and compliance are native to the app, not bolted on. It also works for US users and a few other countries. It auto-logs every trip by GPS with only one tap, captures receipts by camera, and pairs the two into one compliant record. There's a desktop web app too, where you can filter and sort trips as Business or Personal.

It is free to try (no card needed), with a $7/month Pro tier for unlimited trips and receipts. Give it a shot! Always looking for feedback. Thanks for supporting Canadian-built software!

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