Billy Heaton

My 1st feature highlight video for my GnarlyBudget.com project - Budget Your Paycheck, Not Your Past: Safe to Spend Until Payday youtu.be/Y1ab7GI4qHY?si=IXfU…

I've also started having a separate agent review my plan and catch the pitfalls before they are coded

That's beautiful. you have great habits and the software is reliable. cool.

Sometimes Claude gives me pause, trying Opus 5.5. for the first time, the autocomplete prompt. Should I be worried?

@AboundWealth what is the feature that keeps you actively using that budget software. 14 years of loyalty is amazing.

well said, good budget software rewards you for using it.

If you ever want to try an app that reduces the management of the spreadsheets I build budget.gnar.li/beta based on my 5 years of spreadsheets.

I'm also building a privacy first personal finance app. But not a mobile app, web only. I wish you luck I think there is a market for it. we'll see.

Well put, spend according to a plan or drift aimlessly toward your future.

I have a budget app for tracking, budget.gnar.li/beta and it's free for up to 2 accounts. I hope this can help people with tracking and insights

Nice work. Makes me happy to see more solutions for personal finance coming to the market

Great advice, pay yourself first, that takes discipline but over time is very rewarding!

Do you use recommend any software for zero-based budgeting?

Nice prompts I will try these out

I just opened the free public beta of budget.gnar.li → Zero-based budgeting → CSV / OFX / transaction import → Statement reconciliation → Financial Independence tracking → No ads, No data selling → No bank credentials budget.gnar.li/beta

Lately, I think more about systems of building than building systems. New post on containment, outside-in TDD, browser automation, and the introspective practice of designing how you work in the age of AI. pixelhandler.dev/posts/syste…

New blog post, I turned my 5 year long budgeting spreadsheets solution into an app... pixelhandler.dev/posts/gnarl…