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CostPal is an application for managing your expenses, incomes and other events. CostPal is free, open-source and written in python. The current version supports only Windows, comes as portable package and was tested on Windows7 (64bit) and WindowsXP (32bit). This application is distributed under GNU GPL version 2 license. CostPal Mobile is an additional application for your smartphone to interoperate with CostPal on your PC (currently available only for Android OS).

A parser for real-time update of stock market prices and a graphical interface with technical indicators. It is a small personal project initiated for extending my knowledge in C++ and Python, designing a GUI and, in a next stage, applying mathematical and statistical models to stock market prices analysis and prediction. If you have the same interest than I in experimenting and disussing design software and statistical models in finance, you are welcome to join the project. If you are searching for a stable and complete software, you may come back later on... ...

Frugal is a simple yet powerful personal finance and stock portfolio management application. It provides quick on-line stock quote and currency rate updates and easy to understand graphical and textual views of your financial situation.

The Zahlemann site used to be the home of the Zahlemann project (which currently sleeps). Now I use it for different little tools I write. See project home page (http://zahlemann.sourceforge.net) for more information.

This money manager is a simple one (very simple at that) and someday might fork and have a GUI counterpart. Note: you need python installed on your system for this to work.

Suite of Python files for querying bank statements using OFX protocol, and updating local snapshot of transactions and balances from downloaded OFX files

PyOrganizer is a cross-platform (Python/GTK) personal organizer, with a GUI optimized for the Nokia Internet Tablets (n810, n800, and n700). The financial/budgeting features are now operational, and rudimentary mileage tracking has just been added.

This project aims to provide a user friendly interface to the historical stock data available from Bovespa (Brazil's main stock exchange), enabling users to easily check quotes for specific stocks at a chosen date.