I was looking for a way to keep track of my expenses and earnings and found the software Buddi to be sufficient for my needs. I’m using it mainly to analyze my online activities, the earnings of my websites and the expenses that I have monthly. Buddi has a nice way of displaying statistics that give a quick overview which should be sufficient for most users.
Buddi requires a Java Virtual Machine which means it can be run on most operating systems including Microsoft Windows, Linux and Apple Macintosh. This is not a professional account software by any means but great for the quick overview. Several plugins are available that add import and export functionality for instance.
Before I started using Buddi I used a simply Excel sheet to write down my earnings and expenses which soon got huge. Buddi is the next step adding statistics and a better display.

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