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Aurelio
Open-source personal finance app with an AI financial advisor
...Users can analyze income, expenses, savings rates, and long-term financial goals. An optional AI financial advisor answers questions using personal financial data and proposes changes for user approval. Aurelio also offers portfolio analysis through multiple AI perspectives to support better-informed financial decisions. -
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SnacTrac
The cash-based snack bar manager!
SnacTrac is a tool designed to simplify managing a cash-based snack bar. After creating an account with admin approval, customers can use SnacTrac as a self-service purchasing kiosk. The system automatically tracks customer tabs and inventory, maintains purchase history, and provides an admin control panel with configurable user debt limits and more! -
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pyspread
Python spreadsheet application
...Dependencies + Python (>=2.7, <3.0) + numpy (>=1.1.0) + wxPython (>=2.8.10.1, Unicode version required) + matplotlib (>=1.1.1) + pycairo (>=1.8.8) Optional dependencies + python-gnupg (>=0.3.0, for opening own files without approval) + xlrd (>=0.9.2, for loading Excel® files) + xlwt (>=0.9.2, for saving Excel files, pyspread >=v0.3.0 required) + jedi (>=0.8.0, for tab completion and context help in the entry line, pyspread >=v0.3.0 required) + basemap (>=1.0.7, for the weather example pys file)
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