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HomeBank
Free software for managing personal accounting From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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HomeBank is a personal accounting software package that runs on BSD Unix, Linux, Windows, macOS (via MacPorts[1] or Homebrew[2]) and AmigaOS.[3][4][5]
Released under version 2 or later of the GNU General Public License, HomeBank is free software alternative to popular commercial personal banking offerings.[6] HomeBank can be found in the software repositories of Linux distributions such as Fedora,[7] Ubuntu[8] and Linux Mint.[9] HomeBank is now available as a Flatpack for Linux.[10]
Unlike the more complicated alternatives to HomeBank, you don't have to learn double-entry bookkeeping to use HomeBank.[11]
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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.[12][13]
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Features summary
- Import and export of QIF & CSV files. Import OFX files.[14]
- Transfers between: bank, cash, goods, credit card & debts filtered by date, amount, type, etc.[15]
- Breakdown of transactions: distribute a transaction over several expense categories.[15]
- Generation of general reports, pie charts, line charts, vehicle costs, etc.[16]
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