Meu Poupador

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Track everyday money, monthly budgets, and savings goals from one Portuguese-language dashboard.

Meu Poupador is an interactive personal finance application presented in Brazilian Portuguese. Its home dashboard combines total balance, monthly income and expenses, savings, cash-flow history, category spending, budget utilization, recent transactions, and goal progress. Dedicated views let users browse and filter transactions, add income, expenses, or transfers, manage savings targets, and adjust accounts, categories, appearance, and stored data. Information is kept in the browser and can be exported or imported as JSON.

Highlights

Unified dashboard

Balances, charts, budgets

Transaction tools

Add, edit, search, filter

Savings goals

Track targets and progress

Local backup

Import and export JSON

How to Use

Review the dashboard
Open the home view to check the total balance, current-month inflows and outflows, savings, cash-flow history, spending by category, budget progress, savings targets, and recent activity.
Record money movement
Open the Transactions view and choose New, then select income, expense, or transfer. Enter the amount and description, choose the relevant category and account, set the date, and add the record; the list and financial totals update from the saved entry.
Find and review records
Use the transaction type buttons, description search, month selector, category selector, and account selector to narrow the history. Each existing row also provides an edit action for correcting stored details.
Manage savings targets
Open Goals to review saved amounts, target totals, deadlines, completion percentages, and remaining balances. Use the contribution or withdrawal controls to update progress, or create a new goal for another planned purchase or reserve.
Configure and back up
Use Settings to personalize the profile, theme, accounts, and categories. Export the browser data as JSON for backup, and use the import control when restoring a previously exported data set.