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Hi Nick! Thanks for your message. I'd argue that the Discussions space is more informal, no biggie for French content 🙂 We can also continue this conversation in French if you prefer! It looks like we have pretty close visions. Here are my general planned development steps:
I still haven't written a detailed "vision" of what I have planned for now. The only drafty content is this TODO file, but I'll soon migrate it to an issue-based project view (maybe it will complement this message). I'll write a separate post with a cleaner version of this "global plan" soon, it'll probably help us discuss and align our ideas. Unfortunately, |
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Parfait dès que j'ai un peu de temps je m'attaquerai à la création des idées et je te dirais sur quoi je me sentira capable d'avancer. PS: oui j'étais en pleine modifications quand j'ai chargé le projet et depuis je n'ai plus eu le temps d'y revenir. Te tiens au jus quand c'est de nouveau fonctionnel. |
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Hi,
Maybe this is what you have in mind behind CoPilot/Simulators features, but here are my thoughts.
With the current "folder logic" of finalynx, next step would be to add a layer for financial goals and by by requesting some data to the user, generating the goal meta data to follow it up and even simulating its progression in future.
Here a two exemple of must common goals:
Results:
Result:
Here is a Gsheet where I tried to reply this logic (sorry in French):
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1EaIs450fSmNybXIn1Sl11jPJXNUPn1DSnWv0idDIRhA/edit?usp=sharing
Others goals could be: Kid studies found, mortage rimbursment, short term project, financial freedom, etc.
Basically every goals "consuming" saving power.
The step further would be to optimize the saving power all along the the financial plan life using a mix prioritizing goals that should be terminated firsts and snowball method: as soon as one goal is close, its dedicated power saving is added to the next one in the priority list, and so one.
Does it make sense?
Nick
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