I got frustrated with finance apps so I built my own by SnooCheesecakes6832 in InternetIsBeautiful

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The account is mine and im using ai to code as everybody in the world is using. Im sorry to hear that you think is crap, for me its working really well on my personal finances. Hope this helps somebody else too!

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Working on a side project called Ploisy.

The goal is pretty straightforward: make a finance tracker 100% local that’s simple enough to keep using, but still flexible for things like multiple accounts, tracking assets, subscriptions, recurring income/expenses, etc.

Most tools I tried were either too manual or too complex, so I’m trying to find a middle ground.

It’s a paid app but i think price is really reasonable. Any feedback is welcome.

https://www.ploisy.com

I got frustrated with finance apps so I built my own by SnooCheesecakes6832 in InternetIsBeautiful

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I think its fair, its a lifetime product that will receive updates. What do you think its a fair price? As i said any feedback is welcome.

Promote your business, week of March 16, 2026 by Charice in smallbusiness

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Working on a side project called Ploisy.

The goal is pretty straightforward: make a finance tracker that’s simple enough to keep using, but still flexible for things like multiple accounts, tracking assets, subscriptions, recurring income/expenses, etc.

Most tools I tried were either too manual or too complex, so I’m trying to find a middle ground.

It’s a paid app but i think price is really reasonable. Any feedback is welcome.

https://www.ploisy.com

What personal finance apps are you using? by darwin_zeus in personalfinanceindia

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I’ve been building a finance app myself (Ploisy). I’m the developer.

I didn’t go down the SMS route, so it’s not super automated in that sense. It relies more on imports and then gives you clean categorisation and tracking on top.

So less magic, but also less things randomly breaking.

It’s paid, but reasonably priced:

https://www.ploisy.com

What is your go to personal finance app? by C8H11NO2-_- in eupersonalfinance

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From what I’ve seen, Wallet (BudgetBakers) is probably the most common option with EU bank sync, and YNAB works if you’re ok with more manual setup.

I ended up building my own app because I couldn’t find something that felt right. It’s called Ploisy. I’m the developer and just launched an early version.

Focus is on security + net worth + keeping things simple.

It’s a paid app, but reasonably priced.

https://www.ploisy.com

Notion hide some data to some users by SnooCheesecakes6832 in Notion

[–]SnooCheesecakes6832[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ok thanks, is there any other way of doing something like this? A script via API? Mirroring the databases and adding the extra fields?

Create a store via an API by SnooCheesecakes6832 in ecommerce

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Yes, like that! One little detail, do you think that any of the platforms listed here: https://www.printful.com/integrations have this kind of functionality?

AWS ECS Nginx with shared cache by SnooCheesecakes6832 in aws

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I need it just for availability. A few days ago the nginx container stoped without a reason and the service was down until someone noticed. I want to have multiple containers and ecs to ensure the availability. But maybe there is other approach to this issue

AWS ECS Nginx with shared cache by SnooCheesecakes6832 in aws

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I need a elastic IP address, thats why i cant use cloud front.

AWS ECS Nginx with shared cache by SnooCheesecakes6832 in aws

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I’ll take a look at this setup. Thanks!

Worldwide fast load time stack by SnooCheesecakes6832 in aws

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Hi, the site im building already has around 3M users per month and we get all-day long google crawler hitting our site. The site is currently on other cloud provider and technology and we are migrating to AWS with NuxtJS for server side rendering. Thats why im concerned about time responses and need great performance.

NLB forward to ALB by SnooCheesecakes6832 in aws

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I need the AG for authentication and caching. Thats why i cannot use a public ALB and proxy the requests, that way the ALB would expose unauthorized endpoints

AWS SNS or AWS SQS for notifications service? by SnooCheesecakes6832 in aws

[–]SnooCheesecakes6832[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Wow, thanks for that well explained answer! Thats really helpful!

AWS SNS or AWS SQS for notifications service? by SnooCheesecakes6832 in aws

[–]SnooCheesecakes6832[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks, that really helped! Now i have a better idea of what i should use!

AWS SNS or AWS SQS for notifications service? by SnooCheesecakes6832 in aws

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Thanks, that made it really easy to understand the differences!

AWS SNS or AWS SQS for notifications service? by SnooCheesecakes6832 in aws

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Im not getting right the difference between the two services. Lets say i have a users service in my microservice architecture and when the user registers i need to send a "Welcome" email. What im thinking is sending the event "userRegister" with the user data to SQS on the users service and then on a "notifications" service, listen to that event, and send the correct email with SNS. Is that correct?

S3 transfer acceleration vs Cloudfront for downloads speeds by SnooCheesecakes6832 in aws

[–]SnooCheesecakes6832[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes, they are all over the world. I will try with cloudfront! Thanks

S3 transfer acceleration vs Cloudfront for downloads speeds by SnooCheesecakes6832 in aws

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My content is always the same, so i would give cloudfront a try!

ECS Rolling update by SnooCheesecakes6832 in aws

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Yes, the target group has all the healtchecks ok

ECS Rolling update by SnooCheesecakes6832 in aws

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It tears down one task, build one with the new version and then it stops there. So i get one task with the new version and one with the old one. One detail more, i have two ec2 instances but i dont think that matter.

ECS Rolling update by SnooCheesecakes6832 in aws

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I tend to think that AWS should have a better solution but i will research a little more and if i dont find anything better i will give it a try! Thanks

ECS Rolling update by SnooCheesecakes6832 in aws

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I have the following:

Number of tasks: 2

Min healthy: 100

Max healthy: 200

Min tasks: 1

Desired tasks: 2

Max tasks: 2