what is finance-account-tool fr?

The Financial Account Tool is a frontend-only web application that helps small and medium businesses evaluate how mature their financial governance and internal controls are. It works entirely in the browser, with no backend server, no login or authentication, and no data saved anywhere, so nothing typed into the tool leaves the user's device. The tool presents 20 yes or no governance questions, split into eight high-impact, eight medium-impact, and four low-impact questions. High-impact answers are worth three points, medium-impact answers are worth two points, and low-impact answers are worth one point, for a maximum possible score of 44. Answering yes earns the full points for that question, while answering no earns zero. Based on the total score, an organization is classified as low risk, medium risk, or high risk, with a written message explaining what that classification means. There is also an override rule: if three or more high-impact questions are answered no, the result is automatically high risk regardless of the total score, mirroring how a real auditor would judge the situation. The application is built with Next.js 15, React 19, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS. To run it, a user needs Node.js version 18 or higher installed, then clones the project, runs npm install to fetch dependencies, and npm run dev to start a local development server on localhost port 3000. A production version can be built with npm run build and started with npm start. Once an assessment is complete, the tool shows a progress bar while the questions are answered, then displays the score, risk level, and a full list of questions and answers. The results can be exported as a PDF report. The README describes the project as a public interest tool meant to promote financial transparency and support better decision making, aimed at organizations and finance professionals who want a quick, structured self-assessment of their controls.