Tuidger is a terminal-based personal finance manager for tracking expenses, revenues, transfers, and account balances.
It keeps data locally in a SQLite database, making it suitable for users who want a private, offline-first way to manage day-to-day finances without cloud accounts or web services. The program includes dashboard views, ledger management, account tracking, period selection, export tools, and optional Git-based backups.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Adds expenses and revenues with description, category, date, and account details.
- Manages multiple accounts with running balances.
- Records transfers between accounts.
- Splits purchases into monthly installments.
- Provides a dashboard with recent transactions, category bar charts, and daily spending and revenue charts.
- Includes a paginated ledger with inline edit and delete options.
- Offers period selection with 1 month, 3 month, 6 month, 1 year, and custom date range views.
- Exports data to JSON or CSV.
- Supports Git-based backup to GitHub, GitLab, Codeberg, Gitea, or any SSH remote.
- Uses a pure Go SQLite driver with no CGO dependency.
Website: github.com/gavasc/tuidger
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Developer: gavasc
License: MIT License
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