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Ledger is an open source command-line double-entry accounting system written by John Wiegley and released under the BSD license. Transactions are kept in a text file in Ledger's own textual format, and the ledger command-line program is used to view account balances and history. Entries must balance or a report is not generated.
Portfolio Performance is an open source tool for calculating the overall performance of an investment portfolio across all accounts, using True-Time Weighted Return or Internal Rate of Return. It records the full history of transactions and loads historical prices from various sources. Data is stored in XML and can be exported as CSV or JSON.
Buckwheat is a small app that helps users spend money wisely. It offers budget tracking with history that can be viewed, edited, and deleted, plus home screen widgets showing how much is left to spend. Analytics are provided at the end of each period. It is described as free forever and without ads, and is available on Google Play.
hledger is free, cross-platform accounting software that tracks money, investments, cryptocurrencies, time or other countable items using human-readable plain text data. It can be used alone as a single binary or combined with other tools, with data entered in a text editor, a UI, or imported from banks. Created by Simon Michael and contributors, it has been supported since its first release in 2007.
Kitco provides live gold and silver prices, metals news and analysis, mining news, and market commentary. Its site covers ETFs, FOREX, Bitcoin and crypto, and stock markets, with live spot metal pricing and an exchange and metal value calculator.
OpenTaxSolver (OTS) is a free, open source program for calculating Tax Form entries for Federal and State personal income taxes. It automatically fills out and prints forms for mailing, with auto-fillout of government PDF forms available for supported forms.
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Ledger is an open source command-line double-entry accounting system written by John Wiegley and released under the BSD license. Transactions are kept in a text file in Ledger's own textual format, and the ledger command-line program is used to view account balances and history. Entries must balance or a report is not generated.
Portfolio Performance is an open source tool for calculating the overall performance of an investment portfolio across all accounts, using True-Time Weighted Return or Internal Rate of Return. It records the full history of transactions and loads historical prices from various sources. Data is stored in XML and can be exported as CSV or JSON.
Buckwheat is a small app that helps users spend money wisely. It offers budget tracking with history that can be viewed, edited, and deleted, plus home screen widgets showing how much is left to spend. Analytics are provided at the end of each period. It is described as free forever and without ads, and is available on Google Play.
hledger is free, cross-platform accounting software that tracks money, investments, cryptocurrencies, time or other countable items using human-readable plain text data. It can be used alone as a single binary or combined with other tools, with data entered in a text editor, a UI, or imported from banks. Created by Simon Michael and contributors, it has been supported since its first release in 2007.
Kitco provides live gold and silver prices, metals news and analysis, mining news, and market commentary. Its site covers ETFs, FOREX, Bitcoin and crypto, and stock markets, with live spot metal pricing and an exchange and metal value calculator.
OpenTaxSolver (OTS) is a free, open source program for calculating Tax Form entries for Federal and State personal income taxes. It automatically fills out and prints forms for mailing, with auto-fillout of government PDF forms available for supported forms.
