I think that's a different kind of local-first. More like "self-hosted first".
Even if your web-server is down or you don't have a network connection you can still use Actual as a PWA and later sync to the server when you're back online.
When I tried out Firefly III that wasn't really how it worked, it was more of a traditional php CRUD application.
Even if your web-server is down or you don't have a network connection you can still use Actual as a PWA and later sync to the server when you're back online.
When I tried out Firefly III that wasn't really how it worked, it was more of a traditional php CRUD application.