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bcc5d83d11 add note about no investor exit strategy to overview 2026-03-13 19:19:16 +02:00

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Outlay is a native Linux application for personal income and expense tracking. It is built from scratch in Rust using GTK4 and libadwaita 1.8 for a modern GNOME-native experience. Everything runs locally - the database is a single SQLite file on your disk, exchange rates are cached after fetching, and there is no telemetry or network activity beyond currency conversion lookups. Outlay is a native Linux application for personal income and expense tracking. It is built from scratch in Rust using GTK4 and libadwaita 1.8 for a modern GNOME-native experience. Everything runs locally - the database is a single SQLite file on your disk, exchange rates are cached after fetching, and there is no telemetry or network activity beyond currency conversion lookups.
The goal is simple: give people a tool that is genuinely useful for managing their own money, without any of the usual strings attached. No venture capital, no growth metrics, no engagement loops. Just a straightforward app that does what it says. The goal is simple: give people a tool that is genuinely useful for managing their own money, without any of the usual strings attached. No venture capital, no growth metrics, no engagement loops, no investor exit strategy. Just a straightforward app that does what it says.
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Built with care for people who want to understand where their money goes.<br> Built with care for people who want to understand where their money goes.<br>
No tracking. No ads. No subscriptions. No data collection. No corporate interests.<br> No tracking. No ads. No subscriptions. No data collection. No corporate interests.<br>
Just software that belongs to the commons. Just software that belongs to the commons.<br>
<i>This project is developed with the help of a locally-run LLM via opencode for scaffolding, planning, and routine code tasks. Architecture and design decisions are my own.</i>
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