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Our unique expense tracker app, MooLah, is tailored to students from National University of Singapore. It helps users cultivate good financial management habits through tracking their expenses and setting periodic budgets. With MooLah, you can spend smart and save smart.
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MooLah improves user experience through autocomplete and prefix suggestions, significantly boosting efficiency. MooLah also adopts an external library Natty, a natural language time parser, so that it accepts more intuitive input format for time. MooLah’s robust budgeting feature allows users to track expenses under different budgets, monitor their spending through the progress bar, and receive timely notification when important thresholds are reached. With MooLah’s powerful statistics, users can view a summary of their spending in various modes, be it a pie chart, a table or a trend line. Besides, users can plan ahead and set up reminders for future events. Furthermore, the menu feature is specially tailored to students in National University of Singapore, allowing them to record a food item expense directly from preset menus in school canteens. Almost all commands in MooLah support undo-redo, increasing tolerance for occasional mistakes and thus creating a seamless user experience. All these solid and well-developed features make MooLah a perfect personal finance assistant.
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This is a desktop application. It has a GUI (Graphical User Interface), but most of the user interactions occur using a CLI (Command Line Interface).
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Some parts of this sample application were inspired by the excellent Java FX tutorial by Marco Jakob.
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Libraries used: JavaFX, Jackson, JUnit5, TestFX, RichTextFX, Natty
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Original source of the code: AddressBook-Level3 project created by SE-EDU initiative at https://se-education.org
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