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Expense tracking app/program in c/opensource@lemmy.ml
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I have installed it recently and am trying it out. There are a lot of things there so for now i probably just scratched the surface of it's capabilities. So i can't say definitely if it satisfies my needs.

But i have gained feeling that all programs i looked at dont have capability for something like tags. GNU Cash has account hierarchy (which i like) but i didnt find tags or equivalent.

Example use case for tags would be if i want to specify for expenses if they were "wants" or "needs".

And that is messy to try to do in hierarchy, because if i put it in root than both children will basicaly be duplicated (whole sub tree), and if i put it in leaves than i will have sub account for "wants" and "needs" in every leaf account.

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    Expense tracking app/program (lemmy.world)
     

    I am interested what do you use for tracking your expenses and other things like income, lending, investing, ...

    All apps i tried don't have a lot of features or those features are buggy (or they at least seem so).

    Have you found some app that does all that you want or do you use spreadsheets or some other solution?

    (edit: typo and formatting)

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