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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.
A simple web-based java application for keeping track of Your household's incomes and expenses. Plans include a web-client in the first version, later perhaps a thin mobile client.
Application which allows trucking companies and those who use them to keep track of and automatically calculate effective trucking rates after fuel surcharge has been applied.
The mobile expense is a midlet for tracking expenses.
The aim of the project is to be fully configurable by the user, using time/data context and also GIS in future.
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.
AccountANT keeps track of expenses using the time attested double entry system. It manages the budgets for each account using the /known to work/ envolope system.
A Java Midlet (IE for Cellphones) that tracks how much money you have left to spend in your budget as you record expenditures.
Designed to be VERY simple and quick to use, IE Zen of Palm.
Built using NetBeans.
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.
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BudgetMe is an easy to use, low maintenance, financial management software targeted at real people with no accounting knowledge. BudgetMe attempts to provide a global view of a user’s finances with minimal input.
Flats is program for evidence somethinks about flat-building. I want make evidence costs (energy, water, insurance, funds, repairs, ...), problems and reviews. As template is my four flats building.
MyXpense Family is a software written in Java, using Roma Framework, that helps the managing of family money, providing charts generation and an alert mailing system, all under a very user-friendly GUI.
It is a sofware to admin al things about a sportive club, from the trainig to the economy. The first step will take care of individual sports: athletics and cycling. Later we will support team sports like football, basket, handball or rugby.
In order to be able to track and plan the financial related activities we need a tool that will make this difficult job easier. An open source tool that is intuitive and easy to use should help.