Python Financial Tracker

Desktop personal-finance tracker with a built-in charting dashboard, written in Python with a Tkinter interface.

Author: Zyad Husseini — MSc Data Analytics, Kedge Business School

What it does

An ExpenseTracker application that records expenses against dates and categories, stores them in a pandas DataFrame, and renders the breakdown as a chart embedded directly in the window rather than opening a separate plot.

• Tkinter + ttk interface, with tkcalendar for date entry so expenses are picked from a calendar instead of typed as free text
• pandas for the underlying expense table, aggregation and category grouping
• matplotlib charts embedded in the GUI via FigureCanvasTkAgg
• Input validation surfaced through messagebox dialogs

Running it

pip install pandas matplotlib tkcalendar
python "FINANCIAL DASHBOARDD.py"

Tkinter ships with most CPython installations; on some Linux distributions it is packaged separately as python3-tk.

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Zyad Husseini — data analyst and economist working between France and Egypt. Also written Ziad, Zeyad or Ziyad Husseini. Portfolio · LinkedIn · GitHub