Budgero — Private budgeting without bank connections Budgero is a personal budgeting app built around a simple principle: your financial data never leaves your device. No bank APIs, no third-party cloud sync, no data brokers. Enter transactions manually or import CSV/OFX statements from your bank, and Budgero organizes them with automation rules you configure yourself. This release is the official wrapper for Lazycat NAS (LCMD Microserver): a one-click .lpk package that runs as a Docker service inside the Lazycat framework, with persistent SQLite storage and integrated OIDC reverse proxy. Key features - Manual-first: no bank connections, no credential leak risk - Smart automation rules: rule-based transaction categorization (recurring payment detection, vendor tagging, monthly budget enforcement) - Multi-currency (optional): support for 168 currencies via CurrencyLayer - Multi-user: separate accounts for family / housemates, each with their own budgets - 100% local storage: SQLite in /lzcapp/var/data on the NAS, zero cloud sync - Per-installation JWT secret: sessions independent between instances, randomly generated on first boot Privacy & security - Zero-knowledge: Budgero has no visibility into your data. Everything stays inside the container. - Open source promise: Budgero is free for self-hosting (see https://budgero.app) - Open-source wrapper: this .lpk wrapper code is published on GitHub (https://github.com/f-liva/lzc-budgero) under the MIT license Important notes - Double login: Lazycat adds an OIDC authentication layer at the reverse proxy, while Budgero has its own local login. You'll see two sign-in screens. Expected behavior until Budgero upstream supports trusted-proxy headers. - Admin auto-bootstrap: an admin user is automatically created on first boot (admin / Admin1234). Change the password immediately from Profile after first login. - Persistence: data lives in /lzcapp/var/data. Uninstalling the app deletes all data.