Public landing page for xpenser
xpenser replaced the signed-out redirect with a public landing page that explains the product before users create or enter an account.
People can now understand xpenser before signing in. The root page became a public product surface instead of a hard redirect to authentication.
This release came from PR #6 and is now part of the xpenser release archive. It gives people evaluating an open-source expense tracker a clearer view of how the product has improved over time.
What changed
- Added a signed-out landing page while preserving signed-in dashboard redirects.
- Explained the app features and Cleverbrush Framework context.
- Added tests for public landing links and content.
Why it matters
Open-source products need public context. A landing page gives search engines and potential users a clear place to understand what xpenser does before trying it.
Where it fits
This created the foundation for later SEO pages, blog links, API documentation, and product messaging.
For a broader product overview, start with the xpenser home page. Developers can also explore the personal finance API and MCP tools, while self-hosters can review the self-hosted personal finance tracker page.