KMyMoney

Windows · Mac · Linux

Freedom report

Three barsScore 6.4

KMyMoney is ranked #88 of 181 in personal finance software on Freedom251. It runs on Linux, macOS, Windows. There is a free plan.

KMyMoney plans and pricing

KMyMoney Free Desktop personal finance manager kmymoney.org · 12 Oct 2026

Purpose: KMyMoney is a cross-platform personal finance manager for desktop and notebook environments, built on KDE Frameworks technologies.
Intended users: The project aims to make an open-source personal finance manager that is especially easy for non-technical users.
Accounting: KMyMoney uses double-entry accounting principles to record personal finances.
Schedules: Scheduled bills, deposits, and transfers can be set to enter automatically into the ledger.
Investments: Users can track stocks, bonds, and mutual funds, and update stock and currency prices online.
Reports: Reports are configurable, can include charts, and can be exported as CSV files.
Import: KMyMoney supports importing QIF and OFX files.
Encryption: KMyMoney supports GPG encryption for financial data files, with an optional recovery key.
Linux availability: Linux users can install KMyMoney through distribution software centers, AppImage, or Flathub; the Snap package is currently unmaintained.
Windows limit: KDE CI/CD Windows builds do not provide AqBanking support.
macOS availability: KDE CI/CD provides signed DMG packages for macOS, and an experimental Homebrew package is available from an external project.
Support: The project provides user documentation and community forums, and lists team members with user-support roles.
Maker: The site identifies KDE e.V. as the KDE organization and says the project is maintained by KDE.
Price from: Free

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