Search Results for "personal household expense tracking"

Maybe is an open-source personal finance and wealth management application designed to help users manage their finances effectively. Originally developed as a comprehensive platform, it included features like connecting with certified financial advisors. Although the commercial venture was discontinued, the source code remains available for the community to explore and build upon.

Cash Flow is a simple personal finance app that keeps track of your monthly income and expense by categories. You can add reminders of upcoming credit card payments. View your account balances at a glance to quickly make sure you have enough money in each account. Start with as little as one month of transactions from a bank. Cash Flow supports checking, savings, credit cards, and cash expense accounts. Cash Flow stores data in text files. The fields in a transaction are colorized...

Personal Financier is a tool to track expenses by category and then project the impact to the overall budget. Underspending in a given month increases the budget available to use in future months, and overspending reduces it. In this way, the budget adjusts over time to reflect actual spending. The easiest way to try it out is to use the demo account (password demo) that gets automatically setup on install. Enjoy! (See Wiki for more detailed information)

Household Expense Sharing is a web based software to share expenses in a household for 2 persons written in PHP with a MySQL backend database.

iFreeBudget is a free, open source expense and budget tracking application for PC and Android platforms.

jBudget is a program for tracking personal finances. It allows the user to create a budget by defining several expense categories and allocating funds for each of these categories. The budget can then be used to keep track of where the money is going.

ExpenseTracker is a tag based personal expense tracking software. It is developed to run on Windows and Linux flavors. It uses sqlite3 for storing user preferences and expense details.