Feel free to share if you have any insight :)

Thank you for your feedback. Indeed, the tool doesn't aim to add anything new, just centralize everything, be simpler to use, and avoid mistakes.

For instance, transactions are automatically synced from your bank account, a visual indicator helps you to find the transactions without a matching document, and the document without a transaction (unpaid invoices), ...

I hope that makes sense :)

I process 2-4 transactions per month? My bank sends me a push notification when the money lands. Centralized invoice matching solutions isn't a big problem (maybe designers which have smaller contracts this would be useful?) but idk i am not seeing why this would help.

Helping with the expense side could be useful. I make 50-100 purchases for my business per year which are annoying to collect, and total my receipts.

Indeed, that was the original idea behind the application. The initial need came from the fact we had to manage multiple receipts, and match them with bank statements, but of course, this also works if you have a lot of invoices (such as in the case of a plumber, small business, ...°

Thanks for the feedback. Could you tell me what kind of information do you think is missing?

Thanks for the heads up. Anyway, I think .app is good for a moment

Very interesting tool. Github actions is definitely a thing and will probably play a major role in CI / CD in the future.

It took me a bit of time to understand it from the homepage though. That would be awesome to have just a simple directory to clone to test it.

Great work!

Hello, thanks for the kind words, and yes I think GitHub Actions have the potential to replace a large part of the current GitHub SaaS ecosystem.

There are a few demos listed in the Features section. The simplest one being a wordpress repo which shows the absolute minimal configuration required in terms of files (1 docker-compose, and 1 workflow file): https://github.com/pullpreview/demo-wordpress

You can clone that repo and fill in your AWS credentials in the Secrets section of the GitHub repository settings, and then you'll get a live environment running (like in https://github.com/pullpreview/demo-wordpress/deployments)

Nice one! Could be useful for beginners to discover how code works. That's great

That's a good survey, quick to reply and complete. However, I'd like to get a score (that's quite of a vanity metric, but would be cool to share it).

Could you try again?