Last Updated on July 11, 2021
Mjrz.net is a free, open source personal finance software application.
It lets you record every item of your income and expense, and processes these internally through a double accounting system to give you reports and graphs that show you your financial position at any given point of time.
It is designed for home and small business users with a simple interface and fast user interaction. It is safe and secure with password based encryption for storing all financial data.
Mjrz.net is a basic implementation of double entry accounting principles, where each transaction is recorded in at least two accounts, with at least one account being debited and credited.
Features include:
- Intuitive and easy to use.
- Manage multiple profiles with different set of accounts in each profile.
- Cross platform, will run on any computer with Java virtual machine installed.
- Online banking support for credit card and bank accounts.
- Manage expenses and track account balances.
- Password based encrypted data for security.
- Generate reports.
- Create and save complex filters to search transaction history.
- Charts and graphs for assets, liabilities, daily net worth tracking.
- View stock prices/quotes. Graphs tracking historical prices.
- Address book. Store contacts, email, phone numbers.
- Import OFX data for banks and credit cards. Supports latest quicken format.
- Import outlook contacts. Import contacts from Yahoo, gmail etc.
- Multi language support (English, German, Dutch).
Website: PROJECT DEAD
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Developer: Mjrz.net
License: Apache Open source v 2.0
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