I build accessibility and trust infrastructure for Spanish-speaking users.

Personal finance dashboard for Colombian bank accounts

Boveda is a local-first personal finance dashboard built for Colombian bank accounts. Colombian banks don't expose transaction APIs, so every existing budgeting tool requires cloud access or credential sharing. Boveda takes a different approach: it parses statement exports (PDF, XLSX, CSV) from Bancolombia, Nequi, and Daviplata, extracts structured transaction data using rule-based parsers per bank, and stores everything locally in SQLite with zero cloud sync. The backend runs on Python 3.12, FastAPI, and SQLAlchemy with Alembic migrations. Each bank has its own parser module handling format inconsistencies, implicit sign inference, and category tagging without machine learning. The API serves structured financial data to a React frontend in progress. Full pytest coverage across parser and API layers. Local-first by design: no credential exposure, no third-party data access, no subscription required to understand your own finances.