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An app that allocates a portion of your paycheck (by a user-defined percentage) for recreational spending. It persistently tracks your "Fun Money" balance across paychecks and helps to prevent splurging by warning against or blocking overspending. Your previous paycheck entry and purchase dates are recorded to help keep track of how often you earn or spend, and the app can also be configured to carry a negative balance to track overspending.

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...

MonteCarlo portfolio simulation - it can be used as stand-alone command line application - it takes simple XML file needed data as entry and creates simple XML file with output, also this stuff have JNI and ISAPI interface.

A simple budgeting program that uses envelopes to track income and expense transactions. This is a bare bones program that does what it needs to do, not give hundreds of features that the average person won't use.

JFinanceManager is a personnal finance manager. It supports different account types, categorisation of expenses, multiple currencies and more and more features. It is very easy to use thanks to its user-friendly interface.

FinanceJ is a Java personal finance application. A simple interface allows the user to track income/expenses vs budget. No accounting experience required. FinanceJ is designed to run on the eeePC's small screen size 800x600.