A Simple Budget Manager
Sixpence is a cross-platform application built using Electron, Vue.js and Vuetify. It can be built to run on Linux, Windows or MacOS.
Sixpence exists because I couldn't find another application to manage my budget the way I wanted to manage my budget. I built it for myself, my use case. But if it works for you too, then great!
One day I'll get around to writing some docs to explain how it works and the general philosophy of it's usage. Until then, feel free to download it and try it out.
Sixpence allows you to create a budget and then track your progress. It is not Quicken or Moneydance or Mint.com. It can be used in conjunction with those kinds of applications.
- Create and Maintain a Budget
- Budgeted items can recur Monthly, Bi-Monthly, Quarterly, Bi-Yearly or Yearly
- Track Expenses and progress towards budgeted items
- Automatically tracks un-budgeted income & expenses
- Expense tracking focuses on the current month, but allows you to view/edit previous months.
- Monthly expense tracking takes into account non-monthly budgeted items. E.g. Your yearly subscription for Amazon Prime will show up as an expected (budgeted) expense for the month that it is due. Meaning you'll know that in June you have an extra $99 to shell out that month.
- Quickly and Easily search your Budget or Expenses
- View your expenses as a timeline list
- View your expenses grouped by category showing progress toward each budgeted item.
- Icons to help you quickly identify categories
# install dependencies
npm install
# serve with hot reload at localhost:9080
npm run dev
# build electron application for production
npm run build
# lint all JS/Vue component files in `src/`
npm run lint
This project was generated with electron-vue@1c165f7 using vue-cli. Documentation about the original structure can be found here.