"sqlite" matching MCP servers:

Enables direct interaction with SQLite databases over STDIO, allowing querying and management of stock pricing data through MCP.

A personal finance tracker MCP server that imports Rocket Money data or connects banks via SimpleFIN to a local SQLite database, enabling Claude to analyze spending, subscriptions, cash flow, and debt payoff with complete privacy.

Provides read-only access to Monzo banking accounts, balances, pots, and transactions with automatic OAuth token refresh and persistent local SQLite caching. Enables spending analysis with category breakdowns and transaction search across cached historical data beyond Monzo's 90-day access window.

Parses Italian INAZ payslip PDFs into a local SQLite database, enabling AI clients to analyze salary history, search items, and get detailed breakdowns while keeping data on your machine.

Enables LLMs to answer small business finance questions about spending, sales trends, cash flow projections, and profitability using a local SQLite database.

Enables local-first expense logging, editing, and analysis through natural language conversation, backed by a SQLite database and accessible via MCP over stdio.

A local-first, multi-provider cost meter for LLM usage, exposed as MCP tools. Captures every call into a local SQLite ledger and lets any coding agent query spend, compare providers, and get recommendations — no cloud, no account. First-class support for Chinese providers (Qwen, DeepSeek) alongside Anthropic and OpenAI.

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for tracking personal expenses. This server provides tools to add, list, and summarize expenses, utilizing a local SQLite database for storage.

Parses PDF receipts to extract grocery and shopping expenses, automatically categorizes items using smart rules and LLM fallback, and stores them in a local SQLite database for querying purchase history and spending patterns.

A personal expense tracker exposed over MCP, enabling users to log and query expenses in natural language sentences. It features category inference, recurring expenses, soft deletes, and SQLite storage with no external database.

Stores and manages expenses in SQLite. Enables adding, removing, and listing expenses with filtering, and exposes expense categories via a resource.

Enables persona-configurable financial research and answers questions about 24 US-listed companies across three sectors, grounded in a SQLite database via MCP tools.

Tracks personal expenses with tools to add, edit, and summarize expenses, storing data locally in SQLite.

Enables AI assistants to track, query, summarize, and delete personal expenses stored in a local SQLite database via natural language.

Exposes a local inference ledger over MCP stdio, letting agents query request counts, token usage, TTFT, energy consumption, local costs, cloud-equivalent costs, savings percentages, and per-model breakdowns from an OpenAI-compatible proxy's SQLite ledger. Provides four read-only tools so coding agents can answer questions about home GPU inference economics without opening a browser.

Enables AI assistants like Claude to manage personal expenses locally using SQLite. Supports adding, categorizing, summarizing expenses, setting budgets, and exporting data without cloud services.

MCP server for managing personal expenses, enabling users to add, list, and summarize expenses by category, with data stored in a local SQLite database.

Personal finance MCP server that integrates Plaid bank data with local SQLite memory for conversational budgeting, goal tracking, and transaction management.

Enables AI assistants to manage local expense and income records, including adding, listing, editing, deleting expenses, tracking credits, categorizing spending, and calculating balances via SQLite-backed MCP tools.

Enables tracking and managing personal expenses through a local SQLite database. Supports adding, editing, deleting, listing, and summarizing expenses by category, as well as managing credit accounts.