Reckoner is a personal finance tracker for people who want to record everyday transactions without transferring their financial history to a commercial service. It treats the user’s data as private information and provides flexible ways to interpret it. Rather than forcing a single accounting workflow, Reckoner lets you organise transactions according to categories, tags, or a combination of both.
Its customisable reports let you select the information you want to see, such as recent spending associated with a tag or the amounts allocated to different category groups. Limits can be applied to categories, making it possible to maintain several spending plans at once. The approach is intended to suit both people who budget closely and those who simply want an accurate financial record.
Reckoner stores financial records locally. An optional synchronisation arrangement uses end-to-end encryption, allowing users to keep data consistent without exposing its contents to an intermediary. For desktop use, the developer now emphasises the progressive web application; native Linux builds are no longer the preferred route.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Records transactions in a local SQLite database.
- Organises financial activity using custom categories and tags.
- Groups categories and assigns spending limits for flexible budgeting.
- Supports several independently defined spending plans.
- Allows split transactions to carry different category and tag assignments.
- Offers custom report layouts, including transaction lists and charts.
- Supports multiple currencies, including user-defined currencies.
- Provides optional end-to-end encrypted synchronisation.
Website: codeberg.org/Reckoner/app
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Developer: Victor Velten
License: GNU Affero General Public License v3.0
Reckoner is written in Dart. Learn Dart with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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| Spent | Minimalist personal finance tracker |
| Treeline | Local-first personal finance app |
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| Cosmic Money | Simple personal finance manager |
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