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jGnash is a cross platform personal finance application written in Java. jGnash is a double entry system with support for multiple currencies. jGnash can import OFX and QIF files.

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)

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

The TCO-Tool is an instrument to calculate the "Total Cost of Ownership" of products or services. A generic design allows a wide range of configurations (for e.g. IT-Infrastructure of an enterprise) to be modeled and calculated in a white-box approach.

Vydavky (Expenses) is a multi-tier J2EE application for managing expenses/budget of a group of people. The project consists of Application Server, Stand-alone Java Client and a Web Frontend.

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.

Home Banking application that allows you to keep track of your finances. You can add accounts along with their information. (ie account number, address) Can also be used as a check register to store date you paid bill along with a confirmation number

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.

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.