MyLedger: GnuCash Companion
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App Description
MyLedger is a GnuCash mobile app, which is a personal financial accounting app.
MyLedger is a companion mobile app for GnuCash (desktop software) . You can import the data from GnuCash, and record transactions on-the-go in the app, and later export the data into GnuCash.
MyLedger can also serve as a standalone personal finance app without using the GnuCash software. It tracks bank accounts, stocks, income and expenses etc. It is based on formal double-entry accounting principles. When you need the powerful features of GnuCash (like the reporting feature), you can export data as a GnuCash file and open it with GnuCash.
Features:
1. Record transactions in GnuCash-compatible, double-bookkeeping fashion.
2. Budgets. Plan how you intend for your finances to change over a period of time, and to examine how your actual financial transactions for the period compare to your planned transactions.
3. Import data from .gnucash file (GnuCash-compatible format), and export data to .gnucash file (GnuCash-compatible format).
Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
MyLedger is a companion mobile app for GnuCash (desktop software) . You can import the data from GnuCash, and record transactions on-the-go in the app, and later export the data into GnuCash.
MyLedger can also serve as a standalone personal finance app without using the GnuCash software. It tracks bank accounts, stocks, income and expenses etc. It is based on formal double-entry accounting principles. When you need the powerful features of GnuCash (like the reporting feature), you can export data as a GnuCash file and open it with GnuCash.
Features:
1. Record transactions in GnuCash-compatible, double-bookkeeping fashion.
2. Budgets. Plan how you intend for your finances to change over a period of time, and to examine how your actual financial transactions for the period compare to your planned transactions.
3. Import data from .gnucash file (GnuCash-compatible format), and export data to .gnucash file (GnuCash-compatible format).
Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/