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...The latest version of yfinance is a complete re-write of the libray, offering a reliable method of downloading historical market data from Yahoo! Finance, up to 1 minute granularity, with a more Pythonic way. The Ticker() module allows you get market and metadata for security, using a Pythonic way.

...CostPal Mobile is an additional application for your smartphone to interoperate with CostPal on your PC (currently available only for Android OS). With it's smooth intuitive interface (and by using it every day) you can spend minimum time required for tracking your personal expenses (less than 5 minutes a day!). It's purpose is to act as a scratchpad, not a standalone application for managing personal finance - for that you have CostPal. Currently only Dropbox is supported as a cloud storage used for data exchange.

...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... At the moment, the documentation is available on the Wiki and the source codes contain a doxygen configuration files which must compiled after downloading the source.

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.