Ivy Web

A read-only web interface for Ivy Wallet backups. Export a backup from the Android app, upload the .zip here, and browse analytics, filter transactions, build reports, and chat with an AI over your finances — all entirely in your browser.

Features

• Dashboard — net worth, income vs expense, spending by category, net trend, recent transactions, per-account balances.
• Transactions — virtualized table with detailed filters (date range, type, account, category, currency, text search, amount range) and sorting.
• Categories / Accounts — per-item rollups with drill-through.
• Reports — configurable builder (group by category/account/month/currency, metric, chart/table) with saveable report configs.
• Ask AI — natural-language Q&A over your data via OpenRouter, using client-side tool calling so the model queries exactly what it needs.
• Multi-currency — amounts shown in native currency; combined totals convert to a base currency using free FX rates (with manual overrides).

Privacy

Everything stays in your browser. The parsed backup lives in IndexedDB; your OpenRouter API key is stored locally and used to call OpenRouter directly. No backend, no servers.

How it works

The Ivy Wallet backup .zip contains a single UTF-16BE encoded JSON file. Ivy Web decodes it (sniffing the BOM), validates the structure, and stores accounts, categories, and transactions in IndexedDB. Android ARGB color ints are converted to hex; Ivy icon names map to Lucide icons.

Development

npm install
npm run dev      # start dev server
npm run build    # type-check + production build
npm run preview  # preview the production build

Stack

Vite · React · TypeScript · Tailwind CSS v4 · Dexie (IndexedDB) · React Router · Recharts · TanStack Table/Virtual · JSZip · zustand · date-fns · lucide-react.

Usage

1. In the Ivy Wallet Android app, export a backup.
2. Open Ivy Web → Settings → upload the .zip.
3. (Optional) Add an OpenRouter API key in Settings to enable Ask AI.