Maybe

Maybe is a personal finance app that runs on your own server instead of a vendor's. The company behind it pivoted and shipped a final working release, so the repository is archived and no longer maintained, but the code stays available under AGPLv3 for anyone who wants to run or fork it.

Self hosting goes through Docker Compose, using a sample compose file, a generated secret key and a PostgreSQL database. Developers can instead run it locally with Ruby and Postgres, then load demo data through a rake task.

That final release documents what the self hosted app covers.

• Net worth dashboard: a trend over time plus your current personal balance sheet.
• Transactions: filtering, search, bulk updates, categories, tags and merchants.
• Budgets: monthly views with category averages and an income summary.
• AI chat: an assistant that knows your finances and answers questions about them.
• Imports: CSV for accounts, transactions and trades, with multi currency support.

Households are handled directly. You can invite members, protect the account with two factor authentication, and build automations against the API using managed keys. Rules auto categorise transactions and detect merchants as data arrives.

Anyone forking the code has to keep the AGPLv3 license and state clearly that the fork is not affiliated with or endorsed by Maybe Finance. The Maybe name and logo are trademarks, so a fork needs its own branding before it goes anywhere public.