Money

A personal finance manager

Features

A cross-platform C# application
- Windows UI in Windows App SDK (WinUI 3)
- GNOME UI in gir.core (Gtk4/Libadwaita)
Manage multiple accounts at a time, with a familiar tab interface
Easily filter transactions by type, group, or date
Easily repeat transactions, such as bills that occur every month
Transfer money from one account to another
Export an account as a CSV file and import a CSV, OFX or QIF file to bulk add transactions to an account

Installation

Chat

GNOME Screenshots

WinUI Screenshots

Translating

Everyone is welcome to translate this app into their native or known languages, so that the application is accessible to everyone.

To start translating the app, fork the repository and clone it locally.

In the NickvisionMoney.Shared/Resources folder you will see a file called String.resx. This is a C# resource file that contains all the strings for the application. Simply copy that file and rename it String.<lang-code>.resx. For example, if I'm creating an Italian translation, the copied file would be called Strings.it.resx. Once you have your copied file, simply replace each <value> block of each <data> string block with your language's appropriate translation.

To check your translation file, make sure your system is in the locale of the language you are translating and run the app. You should see your translated strings!

Once all changes to your translated file are made, make sure the file is in the path NickvisionMoney.Shared/Resources/String.<lang-code>.resx and commit these changes.

Even if you're running Windows, we ask you to also translate metadata for GNOME (Linux) version of the app. There are 2 places that require changes when a new translation is added:

NickvisionMoney.GNOME/org.nickvision.money.desktop: Comment[lang-code] line
NickvisionMoney.GNOME/org.nickvision.money.metainfo.xml: <description> section

When you're done, create a pull request to the project.

GNOME Theming

The Linux version of this app is designed for GNOME and optimized for the default Adwaita theme. If you customized your system look, it can negatively affect Money. However, in case of a breakage, we provide a way to customize some elements using CSS so you can make it look as you need. The CSS code should be in ~/.var/app/org.nickvision.money/config/gtk-4.0/gtk.css if you installed the app using Flatpak or in ~/.config/gtk-4.0/gtk.css otherwise. An example:

.money-total {
    background-color: @warning_color;
    color: #fff;
}

.money-income {
    color: @purple_2;
}

.money-expense {
    background: linear-gradient(to right, #000, @blue_4);
    color: #fff;
}

Dependencies

.NET 7

Special Thanks

daudix-UFO for our application icons

Code of Conduct

This project follows the GNOME Code of Conduct.

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