FinTech
Mobile Application
Budgeting
Travellers spending in a currency foreign to their home country
Standard banking platforms fail to provide multi-currency support
Meet Alex, a UTD student prepping for a semester in Tokyo. Alex set a $2000 budget but quickly realizes tracking expenses in Yen while thinking in Dollars is tricky. ¥500 for coffee sounds small, but how does it fit into the overall USD budget? Without constant mental gymnastics or manual tracking, it's easy to lose sight of the bigger financial picture. Standard banking apps offer little help here, lacking integrated multi-currency tools.
Kaikei is designed for students like Alex. Our app automatically converts and tracks spending in real-time, displaying amounts in both JPY and USD. Alex can now confidently navigate Tokyo, knowing exactly how each purchase impacts their original budget, freeing them up to focus on their studies and cultural experience.
- User Login/Creation - includes account and password setup
- Initial Setup
- selects home currency and additional countries (search bar + flags with their currency ticker)
- decides spending categories + how much to spend for each category
- Dashboard/Home Page - shows "donut" of current budget and spending summary for 2 or more currencies + category display below with filter by date feature
- Budget Manipulation - allows you to increase/decrease budget allocation for each spending category + manipulate transactions + automatic budget conversion
- General Settings - user settings, password change, dark mode, predictive insights? reccomendations?
Backend: Django, Python
libraries: Currency Conversion, Data Manipulation, Numerical Operations
Front-end: React-Native
API's: Stripe
Database Management: PostgreSQL
Version Control: GitHub
- https://bolt.new/
- https://app.webcrumbs.ai/frontend-ai
- https://v0.dev/chat
- https://www.guidde.com - we will use this to produce a how-to video for our pitch deck
Product/Project Manager: Wassil - determine scope, lead weekly meetings, organize pitch deck + this .readme file lol
Developer: David - user login and authentication
Developer: Yoon - initial set up and user welcome
Developer: Neal - dashboard and tabs
March/28/2025: Team meeting + purpose finding
April/1/2025 - April/24/2025: Build out MVP and establish tech stack
April/25/2025: Debugging/Code Review + User Acceptance Testing
May/1/2025: MVP functional and working
May/1/2025 - : Feature Engineering + UI/UX Enhancements