Halcon.app's answer

Halcón helps people understand their spending without linking their bank account. Instead of continuous bank sync, users upload CSV, Excel or AEB43 bank statements, get automatic categorisation, and see a clear spending dashboard. It is privacy-first, EU-hosted, ad-free, and does not sell financial data

Halcon.app's answer

Choose Halcón if you want control over your financial data. Many finance apps require bank access, rely on aggregators, show ads, or monetise recommendations. Halcón takes the opposite approach: manual statement import, transparent pricing, no bank credentials, no ads, no data resale, and full export/delete controls.

Halcon.app's answer

Privacy-conscious individuals, especially in Spain and Europe, who want to track personal expenses without giving a third-party app permanent access to their bank. It is best for people who are comfortable downloading bank statements periodically and prefer clarity, control, and privacy over real-time bank sync.

Halcon.app's answer

Halcón started from a simple frustration: personal finance apps often ask for too much access to sensitive banking data. The project began as my master’s thesis and then evolved into a live product for people who want a practical alternative: upload a statement, understand your spending, and keep control of your data.

Halcon.app's answer

Halcón is built with React, Vite and Tailwind CSS on the frontend; Spring Boot and Java on the backend; PostgreSQL for production data; FastAPI and scikit-learn for transaction categorisation; Docker and Caddy for deployment; and Stripe for subscriptions and payments.

Halcon.app's answer

Halcón is newly launched and does not currently publish customer names