Data import from Excel files
Import transactions with a configured format. No PDF, every statement format or complete n8n connection.
TiHoMo is developing an AI-native approach for people with multiple accounts. Not publicly available; AI remains a proposed direction.
The application is not publicly available and has no announced launch date. All content can be read without an account or registration details.
Records spread across accounts, e-wallets and cards add data entry and make errors harder to see.
Why is the ledger higher than the statement?
Gathered and re-entered from several sources each period.
They distort balances and reports.
Moving money between your own accounts is not spending.
Easy to miss without a periodic review.
AI grounded in your finances, not making decisions for you.
Source code exists; complete user workflows and end-to-end verification are not established.
Import
Import transactions with a configured format. No PDF, every statement format or complete n8n connection.
Record
Record and retrieve transactions across accounts. No automatic bank connection or guaranteed real-time balance.
Track upcoming obligations. Projections come from entered data, not AI predictions.
Plan
A server-side foundation exists without complete user workflows. Email, push and automated alerts have not been verified as operational.
Builds on recurring and planned entries. A comprehensive spending-planning workflow has not been implemented.
Make AI agents part of financial workflows, not just add a chat box — proposed design principles, not operational capabilities.
Uses only permitted data; each finding names its sources and missing data rather than inferring a confirmed balance.
Finds missing or duplicate entries and suggests categories with permitted tools; asks for review instead of expanding its own permissions.
Evidence, reasoning and uncertainty so you can approve, amend or reject. Read access is not permission to write.
Ledger
Written only after your approval.
Outside agent scope
Automatic payments, transfers, investment trades and asset custody are not part of this direction. AI has not been implemented or assessed for accuracy; this is not a safety or investment-return guarantee.
The first priority is data quality: reconcile the ledger with statements, with evidence for your confirmation.
Period statement
The source you supply.
Compare with the ledger
Same account, same period.
Review list
Each entry with its reason.
You decide
Retain, adjust or disregard.
A review list with evidence. Missing data does not prove a transaction does not exist.
Alerts only with a reconciliation source and defined period; incomplete data cannot establish accuracy, and issues may be missed.
Fee increases, repeated or unusual spending — prompts to verify, not findings of fraud.
TiHoMo ledger
Query data within granted permissions. No MCP server yet.
Events on transactions, discrepancies or overruns. No public integration.
Connect tools such as MISA to reduce re-entry. No integration exists; no partnership is confirmed.
Cost basis, portfolio and profit or loss. No order placement or asset custody.
By period, account or category. No report builder yet.
Research priority: a data-review list, then category suggestions and recurring-item reviews, including fee increases. Budget scenarios only after reliable data; savings goals remain an idea.
How each hypothesis could be evaluated before further building, not results or commitments.
| Chat only | Supervised agent (chosen) | Autonomous execution (excluded) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| How it works | General answers, separate from records | Sourced context → proposal → your approval | AI writes records and pays on its own |
| Trade-off | Easy to use; the review work remains | Needs permission design and review effort | Hard-to-reverse errors; beyond user control |
Reconcile authorised, labelled data; report scope and limits before any accuracy claim.
Measure: Correct detectionsMissed issuesFalse alerts
Test category suggestions and recurring reviews against manual work; ledger changes only within approved scope.
Measure: AcceptedCorrectedRejectedReview time
Only after reliable data: scenarios from recurring obligations and explicit assumptions, not predictions or investment advice.
Measure: Understands assumptionsCompletes a plan
This site reports no measured results for these AI hypotheses, market-demand evidence or growth figures. The milestones have no committed dates; an approved data policy is needed before trials with users’ financial data.
No. The application is in development, is not publicly available and has no announced launch date. This site describes the context, existing source-code foundations and development directions under consideration.
No. This label confirms that source code exists for an area, not end-to-end verification or availability to external users. It is therefore always accompanied by “not publicly available”.
No. These are proposed capabilities without committed implementation dates or scope. Development directions may change or may not be implemented.
No. AI reconciliation and the agent capabilities described here have not been implemented or validated, so no accuracy assessment is available. TiHoMo does not claim perfect accuracy. The proposed approach presents entries requiring review with supporting reasons for user confirmation, rather than modifying records on the user’s behalf.
Not currently. Source code exists for data import from Excel files. Automatic connections to banks, third-party financial record tools or automation tools remain development directions.
No. The site has no forms, does not require an account or email address, and does not use analytics, advertising or tracking cookies.
No registration or contact channel has been opened for launch notifications. Details will be provided here when an official channel is available.
No data policy has been approved for publication. This site therefore makes no commitments about how the application will process data. Do not provide statements or bank login details based on this introductory material.
No. The articles explain manual methods that can be applied with a ledger, spreadsheet or any application. Each article includes its own references and update date.
It is a design direction that makes AI part of financial workflows: use source-grounded context, perform tasks through bounded tools and explain proposals for user approval. It means more than a chat box or an additional AI integration, and does not mean TiHoMo already has operational AI.
Not under this proposed direction. Permission to read or analyse would not permit independent ledger changes: users would review intended changes and evidence, then approve, amend or reject them before they are recorded. Payments, transfers, investment orders and asset custody are outside the proposed agent scope. This approval mechanism has not been implemented or validated either.
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