jGnash is a personal finance application written in Java. Java 6 is required. jGnash supports several account types, including investment accounts. jGnash has support for split transactions, nested accounts, scheduled transactions, commodities, and currencies. jGnash can import OFX and QIF files, excluding investment accounts and transactions. Data is stored in an XML format so it is easy to manipulate and read the data external to the program. jGnash also has scripting support to add custom reports and functionality.
| Tags | Office/Business Financial Accounting |
|---|---|
| Licenses | GPLv3 |
| Operating Systems | OS Independent |
| Implementation | Java |
Recent releases


Release Notes: A file corruption bug when using Java 7 was fixed. Improvements were made to OFX import, budget entry, and handling of hidden and locked accounts. A new fast and compact file format was added. Java 7 users should upgrade to this release.


Release Notes: This release adds the ability to export budgets and printable reports to an Excel file. Several minor bugs have been fixed.


Release Notes: The budget summary information display was improved significantly and a few minor usability improvements were made.


Release Notes: This release contains minor fixes and performance improvements for the budget interface.


Release Notes: This release focused on the UI stability of the new budget interface. The ability to set a yearly budget period has been added, as well as the ability of showing asset and liability accounts in the budget view. A few minor bugs were addressed. The build system and structure was converted over to Maven.
Recent comments
10 Apr 2006 00:49
very good
Hi folks,
I converted from gnucash because its really oversized for me and had no problems using jgnash.
And the best of all - it runs on both of my platforms M$ and Linux. It would be very nice to get it in the testing tree of debian, wouldnt it?
Thank you for writing and maintaining this wonderfull and easy to use of software.
rgds robert
04 Dec 2005 09:08
Nice.
Great software. A big thank you to all the contributors.
18 Nov 2002 09:57
Nice.
Nice piece of software. Runs fine inside JDistro.