GnuCash

7.7easy start · #40 of 181
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Runs on Linux, Mac, Windows.

GnuCash is ranked #40 of 181 in personal finance software on The Geeks Club, made by GnuCash. It runs on Linux, macOS, Windows. There is a free plan.

GnuCash plans and pricing

GnuCash Free Personal and small-business accounting · Desktop software gnucash.org · 4 Oct 2026

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Budgeting tools: Yes
Bill tracking: Yes
Net-worth tracking: Yes
Account sync: both
Report export: Yes
Purpose: GnuCash is personal and small-business financial-accounting software for tracking bank accounts, stocks, income, and expenses.
License: The software is freely licensed under the GNU GPL and is available free of charge.
Accounting: Its double-entry accounting requires each transaction’s debits and credits to balance.
Business features: Small-business features include customer and vendor tracking, jobs, invoicing, bill payment, tax and billing terms, and budgeting.
Reports: It includes customizable reports such as balance sheets, profit and loss, and portfolio valuation, plus charts.
Imports and banking: It supports QIF and OFX imports with transaction matching, and HBCI support for German users to download statements and initiate transfers and direct debits.
Data storage: GnuCash stores data in XML by default; its SQLite3, MySQL, and PostgreSQL database support is described as experimental, with some reported corner cases causing data loss.
Desktop platforms: The current stable release download page lists installers for Windows 8/10/11 and macOS, and installation options for Linux.
Support: The project points users to public mailing lists, IRC, a wiki, documentation, and bug reports for help.
Price from: Free

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