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Firefly III (v3.3.5)
Firefly III is a tool to help you manage your finances. Please read the full description in the wiki.
Firefly Mark III is a new version of Firefly built upon best practices and lessons learned from building Firefly. It's Mark III since the original Firefly never made it outside of my laptop and Firefly II is live.
If you're not sure if this tool is for you, please read the full description.
To install and use Firefly III, please read the installation guide, the upgrade guide (if applicable) and the first use guide
Current features
- A double-entry bookkeeping system;
- You can store, edit and remove withdrawals, deposits and transfers. This allows you full financial management;
- You can manage different types of accounts
- Asset accounts
- Shared asset accounts (household accounts)
- Saving accounts
- Credit cards
- It's possible to create, change and manage money using budgets;
- Organize transactions using categories;
- Save towards a goal using piggy banks;
- Predict and anticipate bills;
- View income / expense reports;
- Lots of help text in case you don't get it;
Everything is organised:
- Clear views that should show you how you're doing;
- Easy navigation through your records;
- Browse back and forth to see previous months or even years;
- Lots of charts because we all love them.
- Financial reporting showing you how well you are doing;
Changes
Firefly III will feature, but does not feature yet:
- More control over other resources outside of personal finance
- Debts
- More test-coverage;
- Firefly will be able to split transactions; a single purchase can be split in multiple entries, for more fine-grained control.
- Firefly will be able to join transactions.
- Any other features I might not have thought of.
Some stuff has been removed:
- The nesting of budgets, categories and beneficiaries is removed because it was pretty pointless.
Screenshots
Current state
I have the basics up and running. Test coverage is currently coming, slowly.
Questions, ideas or other things to contribute? Let me know!