Alternatives
Products that do what WealthQuest - Gamified Personal Finance does
Turn your money habits into a game you actually want to play
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2021 · simulator.money
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2021 · projectifi.io
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Thank you for your comments, just some context: - The app is a simple desktop application that works on macOS, Windows, and Ubuntu. - I developed this app for my own needs. Getting tired of SaaS app subscriptions and privacy concerns. - For now, the activities are logged manually or imported from a CSV file. No integration with Plaid or other platforms. - No monetization is planned for now (only a "buy me a coffee" if you use and appreciate the app).
2024 · wealthfolio.app
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2017 · moneyga.me
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https://www.moneyga.me The goal in this game is to make as much virtual money as possible. Features include working pleb jobs, operating various forms of businesses, trading items, currencies and stocks on The Exchange and so on. I have posted this on HN before, but it has been a couple of years now and some things have changed in the game. Most notably the addition of NPC buyers and NPC workers, which make the economy much more alive. Thank you for your attention and good weekend everybody!
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Hello HN, We are Pebble Finance! Our newly launched product offers a custom indexing solution, empowering investors to personalize their investment portfolios. # The product What our product is now: We are creating a platform for users to use natural language to search for their interests and personalize their portfolio. Search is a combination of using OpenAI LLM models with Langchain, OpenSearch index, and some traditional NLP techniques. Search is divided into several tools which are selected based on the user’s input query. Based on the complexity of the input query, a single tool or a…
2023 · pebble.finance
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I made a game based in questions like "How much money would it take for you to...?"
2022 · playmoneyquiz.com
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Hey HN People, I know it's 2025, and you might be wondering why there's a need for a personal finance web app. I'd like to share my story and why I created lit.Money. During COVID, I started actively managing my finances, primarily optimizing for FIRE and monitoring my progress. There are apps in India, but I didn't like their UI. I don't like to exchange messages or call with accountant for bank details or transaction queries. I also wanted a simple way to view my partner's and family's finances in one place. I considered Copilot, but it wasn't available in India. While there are 1 or 2…
2025 · lit.money
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