Open-source AI tool sorts invoices locally for freelancers, ensures privacy

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A developer has created an offline invoice and receipt sorter using open-source AI. The tool processes financial documents locally without sending data to cloud services. It categorizes vendors and outputs structured JSON for expense tracking. The project was submitted for Hacktoberfest's Open-Source AI Challenge. It is designed for freelancers seeking privacy and avoiding recurring SaaS costs.

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