GnuCash Reviews

Very usefull app. I'm using it for over 4 month now. There could be more options of mortgage. Also mobile app should be able to connect to MySQL database. But still great piece of software.

awesome this system

I loved it. Great works and no problems.

I've just installed can't wait to try - so excited, thank you - it's a long time i thought to build in something like that in my system :)

It is just perfect!

Exec summary: I upgraded both a GnuCash major version and operating system (Windows to Linux) at the same time, and GnuCash worked flawlessly. Respect, GnuCash! Don't try this at home, but if it happens to you, like it did to me, GnuCash will show its quality. Longer version: I have used GnuCash (2.3) on Windows XP for a couple of accounting years now, for a family business. Its support for GST (Australia/NZ's version of VAT) is modest. But I p****vered... Recently, part way through closing a year end, I decided to upgrade my computer from Windows XP to Linux Mint. That's a great upgrade- I wish I did it ages ago. Linux Mint is far more usable than any Windows since XP. Hardware just works, performance is great. Anyway, I decided to slim down Windows but leave a bootable Windows as insurance, so I could complete the year-end safely and keep a couple of other apps I wanted to take my time in converting across. Yes of course I backed up. Something I did, Windows didn't like. I still don't know what. Anyway, my carefully-preserved Windows doesn't boot any more. it gets partway through then croaks. So I restored my GnuCash data- backed up on 32-bit Windows, restored to 64-bit Linux. Installed the latest (2.4) GnuCash, Linux version; fired it up and opened my part-done year end data. Instant success. No ifs, buts or gotchas (so far). This is among the easiest migrations I have performed- and that includes migrations where I kept the same application version and just upgraded Windows versions. I work in IT, and it's the best accidental upgrade I have had- ever! The other couple of apps I kept Windows around for- don't care now. Windows is gone. I can still get to the data files on the old Windows partition and in every case, I know what Linux app I will use and how it will use the data files. The worst case was Dragon Naturally Speaking, which now works well in Linux under VirtualBox. GnuCash team, thank you very much! Keep up the outstanding work.

good finance manager, thanks

Awesome product, thanks for sharing!

Perfect open source project! 10x!

Keep your finance history! I've used excel. But at the moment I use this app, Gnucash

Use it in personal purposes! Like it!

I hope that this program will help me to more closely monitor my finances

This is an excellent application. The only thing that might be missed to make it 100% killer, is a tablet version. I'm now imagining this application running on an iPad, with its features, facilities, etc.. I think that no program competing against Gnucash, whether paid, and perhaps even free from the App Store would be a match for him. Maybe one day we will see something so good, running on the IOS. Congratulations to the developer team.

The program is easy to use, everything is clear and easy to set out the language. I suggest

Very smooth and non intrusive interface.

nice and simple GUI, i like it a lot better.

Cool

I always recommended!

A very good!

All around wonderful. Thanks guys, this tool is a "must have"

Stupid fast install.

Use this all the time. This is one of my must haves after a reimage.

AWESOME software and free... EXCELLENT

The best for Windows! It still needs to have a Mac and Linux version that is actually decent.

very convenient and easy to install program that really helped me with the conduct of domestic finance, and opened the way to savings.