FinTarget

FinTarget is a free personal finance dashboard for Australians. This connector lets Claude read your own FinTarget account, so you can ask questions like "what did I spend on groceries this financial year?" or "how much franking credit did my dividends carry?" What Claude can look at: share portfolios and holdings with live prices, trades, dividends with franking credits, income, expenses, budgets, superannuation (employer and concessional contributions), gift cards, fixed deposits, net worth, sector and exchange allocation, upcoming ex-dividend and earnings dates, and a tax year summary that follows your own financial year. Amounts are never converted between currencies unless you ask, and the exchange rates used are shown with the answer. Connecting is read-only by default. If you tick "Also let this app add records" on the consent screen, Claude can add expenses, income, budgets, fixed deposits, super balances and gift card spends. Logging a trade or a dividend needs a separate permission. A trade shows you a full preview first (company, new share count, new average cost, any profit) and saves only after you confirm with a confirmation code. Claude can undo what it added in the last 24 hours. It cannot edit or delete records you entered yourself, and it cannot change your settings. You sign in with your FinTarget login (email or Google, with two-factor if you have it on). Each person only ever sees their own account, and you can disconnect the app from your FinTarget settings at any time. You need a FinTarget account to use it. Sign up at fintarget.app. There are 34 tools in total, and the setup guide is at fintarget.app/docs/install.