What is Spent?
A finance tracker for Israel.
Lives on your computer, talks directly to your bank, and quietly keeps your finances in order.
Why Spent exists
Section titled “Why Spent exists”Israeli banks have terrible exports. YNAB doesn’t speak ILS gracefully. Every “cloud finance” app wants you to hand over your bank password to a server you don’t control. Spent is the answer for people who’d rather just run something on their own laptop.
Your transactions are pulled directly from your bank with the open-source israeli-bank-scrapers library, stored in a local SQLite file you can cp and back up like any other file, and categorized by an AI provider you choose: paid Claude (Anthropic), free local Ollama, or nothing at all.
The trade-off, honestly
Section titled “The trade-off, honestly”You self-host. You trust the scraper. You accept that banks may not love automation — some restrict it in their terms.
In return you get a fast, beautiful, fully offline dashboard that never phones home.
Architecture, in one sentence
Section titled “Architecture, in one sentence”A Next.js app + a SQLite file + a headless Chromium tab that drives your bank’s login + your choice of AI for categorization, all on 127.0.0.1.
Status
Section titled “Status”Beta. Built by Shay Avivi for personal use first and then released. MIT licensed. Issues and PRs welcome on GitHub.
Things that work today: Isracard, Hapoalim, Max, Visa Cal, Leumi, Mizrahi, Discount, FIBI group, Yahav, One Zero (with OTP), Beyahad Bishvilha. Light + dark themes. Hebrew + English UI.
Things that don’t yet: custom categories, exports, multi-user, mobile.
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