Unlike the more complicated alternatives to HomeBank, you don't have to learn double-entry bookkeeping to use HomeBank.
History
Development of HomeBank began in 1995 on Amiga. Stable version 1.0 was released in January 1998 as shareware. In May 2003, version 3.0 was released as free software and a full rewrite was started using the C language and the Gtk+ library. Version 3.2 was released in September 2006 on Linux. As of August 2007, HomeBank was made available on macOS. In May 2008, version 3.8 was also released on Microsoft Windows.
Features summary
Import and export of QIF & CSV files. Import OFX files.
Transfers between: bank, cash, goods, credit card & debts filtered by date, amount, type, etc.
Breakdown of transactions: distribute a transaction over several expense categories.
Generation of general reports, pie charts, line charts, vehicle costs, etc.
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