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Yapbam (Yet Another Personal Bank Account Manager) is ... another personnal bank account manager. It's cross-platform (Java), portable, extensible (with plugins), and (I hope) easy to use. More information at http://www.yapbam.net If you think Yapbam is valuable, please vote up below.

...Profit and Loss reports can be printed, of a date range of your choosing. A platform independent and portable program, that works by running locally on your computer. (Please note: This program was written in Java, and so requires Java to be downloaded and installed once to run. Eg. available at https://www.java.com/en/download/manual.jsp The latest Easy Calendar Budget download is compatible with Java 8 and above).

Premium Markets is an automated financial technical analysis system. With Premium Markets you can edit and create your own indicators as a composition of more than a hundred common technical analysis functions. It implements a graphical environment for monitoring financial technical analysis of the main stocks and shares markets and currencies. The standalone application includes a full integration of ta-lib C/C++ libraries. Be aware that the provided App available for download may...

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This is a very old site. Make sure to visit the project page at https://kmymoney.org to get latest releases. This site is unmaintained and only kept for historical reasons.

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

Infinity PFM is a open source personal finance manager with support for budgets, OFX/QIF/QFX import, color reports and charts

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.

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.

Kopeyka: personal finance manager