marcelluscat

TreasuryDirect.gov (the place to buy securities from the Treasury) is famously horrible to use. For example, it doesn't allow you to use browser nav (like no back or refresh buttons) or type in your password with a keyboard, and logs you out constantly. Reddit complaining about it yesterday: https://www.reddit.com/r/Bogleheads/comments/vxcmrt

Out of frustration, my friend and I made an app that aims to unofficially replace TreasuryDirect by scraping it and lets you see all the bonds and assets you own. (We also plan on adding buying and selling I-Bonds from your phone). The app mitigates most of the problems with TreasuryDirect and also calculates stats about the securities for you.

Scraping TreasuryDirect was kind of insane, not because they tried to make it difficult, but because it is one of the most awfully architectured websites I have seen. It took a lot of trial and error to get it to work.

The login is done on your device, so we don't have access to your credentials.

as someone who's used snowman for ctfs, here's my recommendation for it.

does it not go bad? I live in a mold prone house, and in my standard rice cooker, it multicolored after a day or 2 (and starts to smell off after a day)

I thought ring-lwe was pretty good. It's at least very embarrassingly parallel

This looks awesome! Is there anyway to pay you for the license but self host it instead of aws?