Financial Analysis Solutions
Managing finances while studying abroad can be tricky. We built software that helps international students track expenses, understand currency conversions, and plan budgets without getting lost in spreadsheets.
We're not teaching abstract finance theory. This program focuses on practical tools that international students actually need when navigating Thai banks, currency exchanges, and living costs.
Work with actual expense data from students living in Bangkok, Chiang Mai, and Phuket. You'll build dashboards that track rent, food, transportation, and unexpected costs.
Build your own currency converter that shows real-time rates, historical trends, and alerts when exchange rates hit favorable points for transfers home.
Most Thai banks have confusing mobile apps if you're not familiar with the language. We walk through actual interfaces and build simplified tracking tools.
Everything you build works on phones first. Because let's be honest—you're checking your budget on your phone between classes, not on a laptop.
Students from different backgrounds who wanted better control over their finances while studying in Thailand. Here's what they built and where they went afterward.
Started with zero coding experience. Took our program in October 2024 and built a bill-splitting app specifically for student housing situations in Thailand.
Was frustrated by how hard it was to explain her monthly expenses to her family back home. Built a visual expense report tool with automatic currency conversion.
Small things that make a big difference when managing money as an international student. These are the practical bits nobody tells you until you've already made the mistakes.
Thai banks charge 200-220 baht per withdrawal if you use a foreign card. We show you how to calculate when it's worth making one big withdrawal versus multiple small ones.
Street food is cheap—until you factor in drinks, snacks between meals, and weekend restaurant trips. Build a tracker that separates "planned meals" from "impulse eating."
BTS, MRT, taxis, Grab, motorbike taxis—costs add up differently depending on where your university is located. Create a monthly pass calculator that shows break-even points.
If you need to do visa runs, those costs are significant. We teach you to build a trip cost estimator that includes transport, accommodation, and emergency buffer.
Next cohort starts September 15, 2025. Eight weeks of practical learning, building tools you'll actually use. No prior coding experience required—just bring your curiosity and your laptop.
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