Wally

  

Wally is a lightweight, self-hosted money log for a household: what came in, where it went, and what's coming.

 

Features

• Summary: this month against last month, where the money went, what you kept each month and what's coming. Every number opens the transactions behind it.
• Transactions: search every month, filter and sort, a calendar, and bulk changes with Undo.
• Recurring: rent, subscriptions and salaries, added on their day. Price rises stand out.
• A household: each person's own spending, and shared costs split evenly, by income or by hand.
• Month in review: a recap of last month, ready on the 1st.
• End-to-end encryption, on by default with a password: whoever runs the server can't read your data.
• On your phone: installs on the home screen and opens full screen. Light and dark, 13 languages.

Wally never connects to a bank: you add what you spend.

Quick Demo

Want to try Wally quickly? Run this command to start a demo instance with sample data:

docker run --rm -e DEMO=true -p 80:80 poliuscorp/wally

Then open http://localhost in your browser.

Note: This runs in demo mode with pre-loaded data. Your changes won't persist after stopping the container. For a permanent installation, see below.

Installation

Wally keeps its database in the folder you mount at /wally/data, so your data stays when the container restarts or is updated. Both examples use a data folder next to where you run them.

Run with Docker CLI

docker run -d \
  --name wally \
  --restart unless-stopped \
  -p 80:80 \
  -v ./data:/wally/data \
  poliuscorp/wally

Run with Docker Compose

services:
  wally:
    image: poliuscorp/wally
    container_name: wally
    restart: unless-stopped
    ports:
      - "80:80"
    volumes:
      - ./data:/wally/data

Then open http://localhost.

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