TrakysWhat shipped, and why
Release notes written like notes, not like a changelog nobody reads. One entry per thing that actually landed.
An agent on your own computer, and money that works for a family
Release 1.9 in three things: a personal AI agent that runs on your PC and changes nothing without your yes (limited access for now), wallets and categories that work across a family and several companies, and documents that open in tabs with a real version compare.
Companies, and who actually owns the money
A company account belongs to a company, not to a team — plus separate permissions for spending and for seeing balances, expenses paid from your own card, meetings and files.
Trakys stays free — and here is how it pays for itself
Trakys' core stays free. Here is the monetization model we chose — a Team plan, one-time support and reviewed sponsorships — and why we said no to ads, data and paywalls.
The money side of client work
Trakys now covers the money side of client work: bank statement imports, PDF invoices, and a private progress portal for each client. Tags: money, invoices, clients
Projects, tasks, time and money in one place — why Trakys exists
Years of Todoist, Toggl Track, Money Manager and Notion led to one workspace instead. Why I built Trakys, what's inside today, and where it's going.