
Highlights
- Assigns income to spending categories using the envelope budgeting method.
- Records accounts and individual transactions in a single budget file.
- Carries category balances forward from one month to the next.
- Distributed for Linux under the MIT licence.
About this application
Actual Budget is a personal finance application built around envelope budgeting, in which incoming money is assigned to spending categories before it is spent. Accounts, transactions and category balances are recorded and carried forward from month to month, so the budget reflects money that is actually on hand rather than a forecast.
The package listed here is distributed for Linux. It is published by the Actual Core Contributors under the MIT licence, which permits reuse and modification of the source code.
Because the interface is organised around a single budget file, users who track several unrelated sets of accounts will typically keep them in separate files rather than in one shared ledger. Anyone evaluating the application should confirm which storage and synchronisation arrangements the current release supports before committing existing records to it.
Where to get it
Linux
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From the publisher
Install from a terminal
flatpak install flathub com.actualbudget.actual
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