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Financier is adaquate but there are no reports or scheduled/reoccuring transactions. It's only $12 a year (which lets you save your budget online and sync it), otherwise it's just in the browser cache). there's also a mobile site now (https://app.fmobile.io/), which you need the paid plan to really make use of. Also it'll probably never be updated. It's feature complete enough for the dev's personal use and he's basically said he's done workin on it, so the cost pretty much just cover the server costs and maybe a smidge extra. It's probably not goin anywhere but it's probably not going to get any new updates either. quote:There has been a lot discussion on this, mostly in the forums. Here is a summary:
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the mobile site will cache offline and sync when you're back online, I'm pretty sure. just bookmark it on your home screen
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Feb 15, 2019 04:39
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I'll probably jump to Budgetwise once they add in the stuff in this upcoming update. I've been using Financier for over two years now and I miss having reports.
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Apr 3, 2019 01:09
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back when I wasn't paid twice a month I just budgeted based on two paychecks a month and then the three paycheck months were a bonus
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May 7, 2019 02:33
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I still haven't been able to finagle my financier export to get it into budgetwise, its driving me nuts. I thought i had it last time but it like broke the importer completely and i never even got an email.
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May 16, 2019 23:36
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Financier for free is exactly the same as paid, except there's no online syncing, it's all saved locally and if you clear your cache your data is gone. It's also just 12 bucks a year and probably isn't going to get any more updates unless someone takes initiative to dig into the open-sourced frontend. Financier should work locally as long as it's all in cache.
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Jun 27, 2019 17:39
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financier is adaquate, it doesn't have bank sync or scheduled transactions and the reports are lackluster. everything else is as good as ynab. I'll keep using it cause it's cheap
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Jun 27, 2019 19:42
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for me it was extra student loan payment
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Jul 29, 2019 12:31
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tater_salad posted:Budgetwise keeps improving and while not automatic 99 for lifetime is not a bad deal or $4/Month. is it? last time I checked they hadn't updated in months and were bogged down in some major rewrite of their import system.
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Dec 5, 2019 14:33
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I have been manually inputting my transactions since 2012 and I don't intend to stop now. I Will Never Use Autoimport.
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Jan 18, 2020 11:48
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don't gotta log your partner's expenses if you don't have a partner
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Jan 19, 2020 14:34
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I still use financier.io, which is 12 bucks a year but probably won't ever be updated again because it hasn't been in quite some time. it's fine, I haven't bothered looking for anything else for a while.
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Jul 28, 2023 02:55
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I want to run a docker instance of Actual now that it's open source and free but I currently don't have any way of importing all my data from Financier and I don't really want to start over and lose 10 years of budgeting.
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Tamba posted:Financier lets you export everything as csv files, and you should be able to import the transactions into Actual with that. I don't think you can import the budget, but I'm not really sure if importing past budgets would even be all that useful? problem is currently you can't include categories in a csv import and I'd rather not recategorize like 7000 entries in my register
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