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As the author of a free open-source budgeting software, you yourself own all your data, nothing goes off your computer. Of course it's not as fully-fleshed out
by bobblywobbles 7y ago
As the author of a free open-source budgeting software, you yourself own all your data, nothing goes off your computer. Of course it's not as fully-fleshed out as Mint yet, but it's getting better every commit:
https://github.com/reZach/my-budget https://github.com/reZach/my-budget
- astura 7y agoThe GP expressly mentioned the only selling point of Mint: "automated balance and expense tracking," Mint imports data automatically without any user action. Unless your software does this, your audience will be extremely limited. Budgeting software has been ubiquitous since the dawn of personal computing, that's a solved problem.
- bobblywobbles 7y agoThere's support for this, but it's limited at the moment. Getting OFX supported is a priority of mine (in the meantime, it uses screen scraping to pull transaction data).