Personal Finance Apps
Users recommend and compare budgeting and personal finance software like YNAB, Firefly III, Gnucash, Lunch Money, and Actual Budget, discussing features such as bank imports, self-hosting, multi-currency support, and user interfaces.
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I use Spendee. It has a nice interface and doesn’t get in the way.
Interesting app, how does it compare to YNAB?
Nordigen supports transactions as well (and for free), I personally use it with firefly for personal budgeting
I use NeoBudget (virtual envelope web app with a mobile app) - you need to manually import your transactions, but it has been rock solid for years: https://neobudget.com/
Looks good! However, if you need multi-currency support, I'd recommend checking out HomeBank.Multi-currency is one of those weird things, where if you actually need it your options are much more limited, but it also feels weird to keep asking financial software developers to keep implement a niche-ish feature. Anyway, it's good to have options.https://www.gethomebank.org/en/i
You need to enter every purchase yourself? If so, is something like Mint along the same line?
if its just for your personal finance i would rather use firefly because it does not use third party services and is open source.https://firefly-iii.orghttps://github.com/firefly-iii/firefly-iii
Its not exactly what you're thinking of, but have a look at Firefly-III.
MoneyStats is an excellent alternative and well-maintaine analogue to this app although I applaud all devs working in this very unreasonably niche area (balance/cashflow forecasting) when it should be the standard philosophy and UI and overall workflow in terms of personal finance/tools
I second Gnucash: I've been using it since January, including the budgeting features. There were some weird settings involving which account categories to count as negative/positive transactions to get the budgeting to work.