Personal Finance Dashboard

Demo

About

The problem it solves The problem it solves Managing personal finances across multiple wallets, chains, and off-chain assets is fragmented, confusing, and time-consuming — especially for users involved in the Web3 ecosystem. Most dashboards are either too complex, only focused on DeFi, or lack personalization and asset flexibility. Our project solves this by offering a simple, unified interface where users can: Connect multiple wallets (via EIP-6963) seamlessly Manually add off-chain assets (bank savings, real estate, etc.) Visualize their full financial picture in one place Track asset allocation with clean, intuitive charts Whether you're a crypto-savvy user or just starting to diversify, our dashboard makes it easier to understand, organize, and take control of your finances.

How it's made

Challenges we ran into Building this app with Ohara AI in a vibe coding environment introduced a unique set of challenges. One of the biggest was the lack of direct control over the code. Since Ohara generates and manages the codebase, making precise changes or debugging specific logic became difficult, especially when trying to implement custom features or fix UI edge cases. Iterating on the app's design or behavior meant carefully prompting Ohara with the right level of detail — too vague and the output was off, too specific and it would break something else. This made the development process slower than traditional coding, requiring a lot of trial-and-error and creative prompt engineering. Additionally, integrating advanced interactions like wallet connections, manual asset inputs, and dynamic charts added complexity, especially without being able to directly inspect or tweak the underlying code. Despite these constraints, vibe coding pushed us to think more like product designers, focusing on outcomes and UX over low-level implementation — which was both a challenge and a valuable learning experience.