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Personal Accounts for Linux

Personal Accounts is a simple personal finance app for tracking income and expenses, planning budgets and seeing exactly where your money goes each month.

  • Fast income and expense entry
  • Multiple accounts and wallets
  • Budgets with alerts

In development · Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, Linux Mint and similar

Personal Accounts for Linux animated preview: the balance, spending chart and transactions updating
Personal Accounts for Linux – Expense tracker & budget planner

Key features of Personal Accounts for Linux

Spreadsheets are powerful but tedious on the go. Personal Accounts gives you the clarity of a spreadsheet with the speed of a phone app, and it supports any currency.

Fast income and expense entry

Add a transaction in seconds with smart categories, notes and recurring entries for rent, salary and bills.

Multiple accounts and wallets

Track cash, bank accounts, cards and mobile wallets separately, with transfers between them.

Budgets with alerts

Set monthly budgets per category and get a warning before you overspend.

Clear reports and charts

Monthly summaries, category pie charts and trends show your spending habits at a glance.

Export to CSV and PDF

Export statements for your records, your accountant or a spreadsheet in one tap.

PIN and biometric lock

Keep your financial records private with a PIN, fingerprint or face unlock.

Personal Accounts screen on Linux
Personal Accounts on Linux

Built for Linux

Linux users want software that respects their system. The Linux edition is packaged for popular distributions, follows your desktop theme, works well with keyboard-driven workflows and avoids unnecessary background services.

  • Popular distributions Built for Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, Linux Mint and similar distributions.
  • Easy packages Install with familiar package formats such as .deb, .rpm and AppImage.
  • GNOME and KDE friendly Fits in with GNOME, KDE Plasma and other desktop environments.
  • Respects your system No telemetry by default and clear, minimal permissions.

How Personal Accounts for Linux works

  1. Add your accounts

    Enter your cash, bank and card balances to start from today.

  2. Record transactions

    Log income and expenses as they happen, or set recurring ones once.

  3. Review and plan

    Check monthly reports and adjust budgets so you save more each month.

Personal Accounts on other platforms

Use Personal Accounts on all your devices. Each edition is designed for its platform.

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Personal Accounts for Linux: frequently asked questions

Does Personal Accounts connect to my bank?

No bank login is needed. You record transactions yourself, which keeps your banking credentials private.

Can I use more than one currency?

Yes. Each account can have its own currency, which is useful for travel and freelancers paid in foreign currency.

Can I back up my data?

Yes. You can export a backup file and restore it on the same or a new device.

Which Linux distributions are supported?

Our Linux apps are designed for popular distributions such as Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora and Linux Mint, on GNOME, KDE Plasma and other desktops.

When will Personal Accounts for Linux be available?

Personal Accounts for Linux is currently in development. Request early access and we will tell you as soon as it is ready to download.

Get Personal Accounts for Linux first

Request early access and we will send you a download link as soon as Personal Accounts for Linux is ready. Need something similar built for your business? Our team can build it with you through our Software Development service.

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