Monelee

A web finance platform for tracking revenue, categorising spending and turning financial inputs into AI-assisted insights.

Finance

Monelee app screens
Client
Monelee
Year
2025
Timeline
3 months
Team
Frontend Engineer, Backend Engineer, UX/UI Designer

The idea behind Monelee

Monelee brings revenue, spending and expense analysis into one web product. Individuals and teams track budgets, categorise transactions and understand their finances without stitching together a separate view for each source.

It is built with Next.js, React and TypeScript on Node.js and PostgreSQL. The core features are revenue and spending tracking, automatic categorisation, AI-driven expense analysis and real-time insights.

Two problems shaped the build: financial data arrives in many formats, and the AI's reading of it has to be right. A single processing pipeline keeps inputs consistent, and NLP models extract the details the analysis needs. The result is less manual entry and a clearer picture of where the money goes.

Built with

  • Next.js
  • React
  • TypeScript
  • Node.js
  • PostgreSQL
Monelee app interface

What we built

  • AI-driven expense analysis
  • Smart revenue & spending tracking
  • Automated categorization
  • Real-time financial insights
  • Secure data storage

What was hard, and how we solved it

The hard parts

  • Ensuring accurate AI interpretations
  • Handling diverse financial inputs

What we did about them

  • Advanced NLP models for precise data extraction
  • Unified data processing pipeline for consistency

After launch

  • Clearer understanding of personal finances
  • Less manual input and faster decision-making
  • More accurate financial insights powered by AI automation

Inside the app

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