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MoneyView is a personal finance and accounting manager to track bank accounts, income and expenses. No double-entry accounting, MoneyView is designed to be simple and easy to use. It provides a way to migrate accounts and their categories and histories from MS Money. MoneyView can read QIF and OFX files downloaded from the banks, and does automatic categorization based on your own existing operations. Please go to the web site below for download and more information.

myBiz (fka SmartBiz) myBiz Kit is a business transaction manager and bulk SMS platform for SMEs. Use it to track your sales, expenses and many more. Install it in your computer but access it from every device:- your desktop, laptob, tablet and mobile phone browser. The ultimate business-lead generator It works with the upcoming biz-social network to be called tega-uchumi. myBiz can be used on-premise, in standalone mode, but to unlock its full power users are adviced to tick...

A computer without Supermarkt is worthless. Supermarkt is a Java real-life shopping simulator and best used before rushing through the supermarket. Sometimes it might be necessary to check up the costs before shopping, so keep your data uptodate.

This tool can be used when you want to calculate how much you need to give or get from other group members. For example 5 people go out on a trip.Say person A,B,C,D,E. And Expenses are like: 1. Trip road cost : 2000 bucks (A paid 1000,B paid 500,C paid 500) 2. A,B had snacks : 50 bucks (A paid 50) 3. B,C,D had drinks : 150 bucks (B paid 150) 4. hotel cost : 2500 bucks ( C paid 2500) Here A,B,C,D,E are added to person list file. There are 3 different...

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

A digest soup of your cash. Light, handy and simple solution to track your spendings. It's a cash flow chronic.

XML based bank account transaction manager. Keep track of your monies for multiple bank accounts and get rid of those old check book registers.