Family expenses, managed and categorized by AI: no more spreadsheets to update by hand at the end of every month.
Gianni-AI comes from a very domestic problem: keeping track of where a family's money goes — groceries, bills, unexpected expenses — is tedious, and traditional spreadsheets only work as long as someone remembers to update them. The idea was to shift the effort of categorizing from the user to the AI.
Instead of manually picking a category for every expense ("groceries", "transport", "home"...), you just enter the item in natural language: the AI model interprets it, assigns it a consistent category and updates the totals. Over time the app builds a picture of where the family budget really goes, without anyone having to fill in tables.
The heart of the app is an integration with Gemini, Google's AI model, called via API from a PHP backend: every new expense entry is sent to the model with a categorization request, and the structured response is saved and aggregated to generate summaries.
The playful name evokes the idea of a family assistant who's always available: not software you have to learn to use, but someone you simply tell what was spent.