Cash2QIF

Does what it says Simple program and does what it says.

Perfect for gnucash Really nice and truly SIMPLE application. The best thing is that it's open source, so i could look the source code. One of the reasons i use it is that it integrates really well with gnucash. Before that i was keeping track of my expense through memos. Thanks alot!

Works with Dropbox Just trying this out. It would be really helpful to track my Cash account on my smartphone. Seems like this will work for that. Tried using Dropbox as the "export to" on my phone and it imported fine into Quicken on my PC. That's a little less clunky than emailing files, in my opinion. May raise my rating in the future. Why is every word capitalized in Memo line?

Multiple Accounts? Send to do what it says, but it would be a lot more useful with support for multiple accounts. UI could use polishing, too.

Been using this app for 2 years now Perfect app ,does the job perfectly, very basic, light on memory (no force close or other shenanigans). I use it to track my cash spending and import to Quicken periodically. Those who are whining simply don't know what the purpose of the app is and they are expecting other things. I would definitely pay for this app if it weren't free!

Works with GNUcash. Interface could be a bit more polished but is OK.

Export is a little flaky, so export often to avoid problems.

Perfect for use with GNUCash too This an excellent free way to jot down expenses for import into GNUCash. Best features: export via email and export all entries since last export. For importing to a GNUCash register the `payee' field imports to the `description' column and `category' field will match to the GNUCash transfer account (for example: `Fast food' was default-matched to my 'Expenses:EatOut:Fast food' account, as desired.) Non-Americans just be aware that the QIF date is in mm-dd-yyyy format.

Does not allow you to delete individual transactions or set up a list of categories in advance...would be perfect with those improvements.

All this needs is a running total of cash I have in my pocket!

Does what it says Simple program and does what it says.

Perfect for gnucash Really nice and truly SIMPLE application. The best thing is that it's open source, so i could look the source code. One of the reasons i use it is that it integrates really well with gnucash. Before that i was keeping track of my expense through memos. Thanks alot!

Works with Dropbox Just trying this out. It would be really helpful to track my Cash account on my smartphone. Seems like this will work for that. Tried using Dropbox as the "export to" on my phone and it imported fine into Quicken on my PC. That's a little less clunky than emailing files, in my opinion. May raise my rating in the future. Why is every word capitalized in Memo line?

Multiple Accounts? Send to do what it says, but it would be a lot more useful with support for multiple accounts. UI could use polishing, too.

Been using this app for 2 years now Perfect app ,does the job perfectly, very basic, light on memory (no force close or other shenanigans). I use it to track my cash spending and import to Quicken periodically. Those who are whining simply don't know what the purpose of the app is and they are expecting other things. I would definitely pay for this app if it weren't free!

Works with GNUcash. Interface could be a bit more polished but is OK.

Export is a little flaky, so export often to avoid problems.

Perfect for use with GNUCash too This an excellent free way to jot down expenses for import into GNUCash. Best features: export via email and export all entries since last export. For importing to a GNUCash register the `payee' field imports to the `description' column and `category' field will match to the GNUCash transfer account (for example: `Fast food' was default-matched to my 'Expenses:EatOut:Fast food' account, as desired.) Non-Americans just be aware that the QIF date is in mm-dd-yyyy format.

Does not allow you to delete individual transactions or set up a list of categories in advance...would be perfect with those improvements.

All this needs is a running total of cash I have in my pocket!