Quicken is a popular business and enterprise application solution that provides users with a comprehensive set of financial tools to help manage their money. It allows users to track their spending, budget, invest, and manage their taxes. It also provides the ability to create custom reports, analyze financial data, and access a variety of online services. With Quicken, users can access their financial accounts, view their transactions, and set up automatic payments and transfers. Additionally, Quicken offers a wide range of tools to help users manage their investments and plan for their retirement. For businesses, Quicken's features include payroll management, inventory tracking, and invoicing. With Quicken, users can quickly and easily manage their financial information and make better decisions with their money.
Everything in the cloud with more connections to banks than Quicken.
It automatically syncs with all my accounts, but still allows manual entry of transactions (e.g., future invoices and scheduled payments). The interface is easy to use and essentially moves Quicken online. Better than alternatives because it focuses on being your online checkbook. Supported by the payment clients which keeps it ad-free.
This is really just an Android front end.
I just wanted a "check register". This is much simpler than the full GnuCash accounting.
will not import .qdf data files
HomeBank is a comprehensive tool for keeping track of all my bank accounts. It has many options and is supported by a team that continues to add features and resolve issues.
Focusing your money control over the budget is the differential. However, YNAB is too expensive.
I don't like the way you handle split transactions.
KMyMoney does a lot, but it also needs to grow a lot to become a more complete personal finance software, overall, it's pretty good, especially if you only have 2 bank accounts and don't want to automatically download transactions from your bank's website.
I tried to adopt the use of Manager and it seemed to be extremely unfinished software. where are the features? how do I access them? It looked like I would have to do everything manually on paper books and then claim I had accounting software because there was an M on my screen. Uninstalled as a waste of hard drive space.
Moneydance does everything I've used for Quicken, and costs less. It was easy enough to convert my 25 years of Quicken data to Moneydance. Plus, Moneydance doesn't bother you with update reminders.
CountAbout
GnuCash
HomeBank
You Need A Budget
Mint.com
KMyMoney
Manager
Moneydance
Skrooge
MoneyWiz
Receipts
Banktivity
Grisbi
Intuit QuickBooks
iFinance
Jumsoft Money
Pocketsmith
Ledger
FrontAccounting
CalendarBudget
It's awesome for anyone who needs more functionality than Mint can provide, specifically the ability to have an account that isn't tied to a bank. It's great to have the equivalent of Quicken in the cloud, so it's immediately available on all devices.