Workshop
Notes from the workshop.
How and why we build FinanzPilot and Katun.
Short notes on how and why we build FinanzPilot and Katun: decisions, detours and what we learn along the way. Written by Nikola Marković, not by a marketing department.
FinanzPilot grew out of a family spreadsheet, Katun out of the idea of a small place in the mountains that is yours. We build both by the same rules: no account, your data on your device, and what an app sends is out in the open.
Notes on FinanzPilot and Katun
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FinanzPilotWhat's newWhat changed in each FinanzPilot version, from 3.1.0 to 3.2.4, newest first.Read
KatunBaba's voice: synthetic voices and AI translationThe translations were made with AI and the voices are synthetic: why, how we check, and what it means for you.Read
KatunDrawing a mountain in codeKatun's pictures come from the code of the scene: paper by day, hearthlight at night.Read
FinanzPilotHow we estimate taxes for 26 cantonsOfficial ESTV and BFS data, worked out on your device: what the estimate covers and what it does not.Read KomoviWhy the free version has adsA small, non-personalised banner pays for the free versions. What it gets and where it never appears.Read
KomoviNo server: what it costs us and what you getNo account, no server of our own: what that means for backup, support and statistics, and what you get.Read
KatunWhy Katun existsA summer pasture, a herd, a fire in the evening: how the idea for Katun came about, and why nothing nags.Read
FinanzPilotWhy FinanzPilot existsHow uncertainty turned into clarity: the family spreadsheet that became an app.Read
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