Expense Tracker Web App Project
A Next.js expense tracker with authentication, transactions, dashboard summaries, history, and responsive MongoDB-backed screens.
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Project idea
The Expense Tracker Web App focuses on a personal finance workflow: sign in, record income and expenses, review totals, and inspect transaction history. The final screenshots use a richer local dataset so the dashboard communicates actual product value.
What the interface demonstrates
The gallery includes a populated dashboard, transaction form, history view, mobile dashboard, and auth context. These screens show the core loop of a finance tool: add data, read summary signals, and return to past transactions.
Technical implementation
Source review confirmed a Next.js application with MongoDB/Mongoose models, bcrypt-based user handling, jose authentication utilities, and next-intl localization. The implementation demonstrates server-backed state and protected user workflows.
Portfolio value
This project shows practical product thinking around everyday data: data entry, summaries, user-specific information, and a readable dashboard across devices.
