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I built an offline-first Expense Tracker & Secure Notepad using Firebase

Hi DEV community! ๐Ÿ‘‹
โ€‹As an indie developer, I love building things that solve my own daily problems. I was frustrated with the current market of expense trackers and to-do list apps. Most of them are filled with ads, have cluttered UIs, or lack basic privacy features.
โ€‹So, I decided to code my own solution: Easy Note & Expense Tracker.
โ€‹๐Ÿ› ๏ธ The Tech Stack & Features
โ€‹I wanted the app to be blazing fast and secure. Here is what I focused on:
โ€‹Firebase Realtime Database: For instant cloud syncing across devices.
โ€‹Visual Analytics: I used HTML/JS libraries to generate dynamic doughnut charts for expense categorization.
โ€‹Item-Level Security: Instead of locking the whole app, users can lock specific private ledgers or text notes with custom passwords.
โ€‹๐Ÿ’ก The Challenge
โ€‹The biggest challenge was making sure the UI remains absolutely minimal while holding 4 different modules (Finance, Notepad, Tasks, and Ledger). I stripped away all unnecessary menus to keep the focus purely on productivity.
โ€‹๐Ÿš€ Try It Out
โ€‹I just launched the web page for the ecosystem. I would absolutely love to get some feedback from fellow developers on the UI/UX and the overall concept.
โ€‹Check out the full app details here : https://noobcreation.in/easynote.html
โ€‹Let me know what you think in the comments! What features do you usually look for in a productivity app?

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