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There's an open-sourced clone of YNAB (standalone version) called financier (https://financier.io https://financier.io). There's been a few efforts to easily ru
by stefanf 7y ago
There's an open-sourced clone of YNAB (standalone version) called financier (https://financier.io https://financier.io). There's been a few efforts to easily run it locally:
-https://gitlab.com/caleb3141/financier https://gitlab.com/caleb3141/financier
-https://gitlab.com/josh-whitney/financier-backend https://gitlab.com/josh-whitney/financier-backend
Biggest downside is that it doesn't have an OFX/QFX import option.
- Kovah 7y agoYeah, I also tried Financier. Although it provides everything needed, I didn't feel very comfortable with it running in the browser and storing the database in the browser too. Backups are hard in this case. Also, when moving to a new system, the import of transactions was a requirement.