Money Manager Ex — cross-platform financial manager

Money Manager Ex — free cross-platform, multilingual, open source financial manager. Having decided to test it, I set several tasks: to check whether it is really as easy to use as the developers write on the site, and how suitable it is for accounting for my daily financial transactions. The program turned out to be interesting and quite powerful.

The program is multilingual. But do not flatter yourself right away, there are pitfalls — it is partially multilingual. I had to run the dictionary and deal with the settings, since the interface is translated superficially, if you drop deeper, then the settings of the second and third levels are in English.

Nevertheless, after experimenting a little, I got a portable financial assistant who can:

• keep records of expenses and income (the main ones are immediately entered into the database by default)
• sort accounts (this is the name of the calculation base from which the program is based in calculations) according to various criteria
• compare income and expenses, make forecasts, plan a budget
• keep records of accounts payable and receivables
• output all kinds of visual reports in the form of graphs, tables and diagrams (about a dozen main ones are pre-entered into the initial database)

The program works fine from a USB flash drive without registry entries, if you download and unpack the distribution package that is in the archive. If you are not afraid of the English language and love financial order, then this is your program.

Download the latest stable build (currently 0.8.3.9) for Windows/Linux SuSe/Linux Ubuntu.