A Terminal User Interface (TUI) to create budgets, track your incomes/expenses and manage your finances.
A Terminal User Interface (TUI) that allows you to manage your finances made with Python.
✨ Features
There is currently no compiled binaries (.exe files) to run Budgetize. Although there are plans in the future when the stable version is released.
For now, you can install Budgetize from PyPi with Python:
pip install budgetize
budgetize
To install the Bleeding Edge version (dev branch) run:
pip install git+https://github.com/fer-hnndz/budgetize.git@dev
budgetize
I have a long trajectory of testing out different "Money Manager Apps", all had one little problem: its usage on other devices.
So I stepped up to the challange to create MY version of a Money Manager App, which would sync with an existing cloud service so I can access my data on any computer I had access to.
I saw that this wasn't a UNIQUE idea but it was very useful. So I decided to launch it as an open source project.
Although there is still no support with it, Budgetize aims to be a simple and lightweight Money Manager app that sync with the cloud so you can store your data safely and access it anywhere.
I'll add support in the future to sync your finances with Google Drive by providing an API key yourself.
The compiled version will already be shipped with an existing API key to be ready to use.
You may check the project's roadmap in the open projects.
Go To Projects
You may check the contributing guide here
Budgetize uses the General Public License v3
FAQs
A Terminal User Interface (TUI) to create budgets, track your incomes/expenses and manage your finances.
We found that budgetize demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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