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JMoney is a personal finance (accounting) manager written in Java. It is built using the Eclipse RCP and can be extended using plug-ins. If you wish your accounts program could do something that it cannot then download JMoney and write a plugin.

Buddi is a simple budgeting program targeted for users with little or no financial background. It allows users to set up accounts and categories, record transactions, check spending habits, etc.

Cenobi is designed for management accountants, not (only) for statisticians and data mining experts. Carefully arranged default settings make sure you can concentrate on Cenobi's many accounting features rather than worrying about setting up artificial neural networks or genetic algorithms, which are the main machine learning tools under Cenobi's hood. Cenobi's main benefits are: - ease of use - Utilizing artificial neural networks to estimate cost relationships, Cenobi is able to...

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.

This program serves to keep track of different types of accounts (technically an infinity number of different types). Currently only bank and equity accounts are supported. Data is saved on the user's computer and encrypted using the DES-algorithm.

Quicken needlessly removed support for importing QIF files in version 2005 and later. This program converts Microsoft Money OFX files into Quicken QFX files. It's a very simple process but this program gives it an easy-to-use user interface.

A J2ME program for personal financial management.

Point-of-Sales (java) is a POS or cash register program integrates with sql-ledger accouting.