Expense Tracker
PassAudited by ClawScan on May 1, 2026.
Overview
This appears to be a local-only expense tracker, but it will store and update personal financial records on disk.
Before installing, be comfortable with the skill creating files under ~/.openclaw/expense-tracker/ and storing your expense, income, budget, and savings information there. The visible artifacts do not show network access or credential use, but you should treat the local data as private financial information.
Findings (2)
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The skill can create and modify local files for your expense records; accidental or ambiguous expense-like messages may change those records.
The skill explicitly asks for local read, write, and exec capabilities so it can create and maintain its local JSON database.
requires":{"tools":["read","exec","write"]} ... Requires `exec` tool for bash commands (mkdir, file init) ... Requires `read` tool ... Requires `write` toolUse clear commands, review entries periodically, and use the documented undo/delete features if an entry is logged incorrectly.
Your spending, income, and budgeting history will be saved on the local machine and may be readable by anyone or anything with access to those files.
The skill stores persistent personal finance records locally for later reports, searches, budgets, and summaries.
Store all data in `~/.openclaw/expense-tracker/` directory: - `expenses.json` — all expense records - `income.json` — all income records - `budgets.json` — category budget limits
Only log details you are comfortable storing locally, secure your user account/device, and delete or back up the local data directory according to your privacy needs.