Tools: Building CoinFlow: My First Personal Finance App (Now in Open Testing)

🚀 I Launched My First Android App – CoinFlow (Open Testing Now Live) After months of late-night development sessions, debugging, redesigning, and rethinking UX decisions… I finally published my first Android app on Google Play 🎉 It’s called CoinFlow. 👉 Open Testing Link:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.coinflow.app&hl=en As someone who likes to track expenses and manage multiple wallets, I noticed something: Most finance apps felt either: Or uncomfortable from a privacy perspective So I decided to build something that is: ✔ Clean
✔ Modern
✔ Privacy-first
✔ Focused on essential features
✔ Smooth and intuitive 🏗 What CoinFlow Does CoinFlow is a personal finance app that helps you: 💰 Manage multiple wallets (with currency support)
📊 Track budgets with progress indicators
🎯 Set financial goals
🔄 Handle recurring transactions
📸 Attach receipts to transactions
📈 Organize categories, tags, filters
📤 Export everything to Excel
🔒 Protect data with PIN (stored locally, not on servers) All financial data stays on the device. No server tracking. No external data processing. I focused heavily on UI/UX. Glass-morphism inspired UI Dark theme optimized for comfort Clear financial visual hierarchy I wanted it to feel like a premium product while still being simple. Shipping your first app teaches you a lot: UX decisions matter more than feature count Edge cases are endless Performance tuning takes time Testing on different devices reveals surprises Publishing on Google Play is a journey by itself Most importantly:
Done is better than perfect. 🔬 Now in Open Testing CoinFlow is currently in Open Testing, which means anyone can install and test it. I would genuinely appreciate feedback on: Bugs (especially edge cases) If you’re willing to try it out, here’s the link again: 👉 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.coinflow.app&hl=en Improve analytics (privacy-safe) Add more financial insights Introduce smarter budgeting logic Continue polishing UX based on feedback If you’ve ever published your first app, you know how nerve-wracking it feels. Any feedback, even critical, is welcome 🙌 Templates let you quickly answer FAQs or store snippets for re-use. Are you sure you want to ? It will become hidden in your post, but will still be visible via the comment's permalink. as well , this person and/or