Akaunting
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From invoicing to expense tracking to accounting, Akaunting has all the tools you need to manage your money online, for free.
License model
- Freemium • Open Source
Application types
Country of Origin
Türkiye
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- Online
- Self-Hosted
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POX added Akaunting as alternative to Pop Invoice
stlioincio added Akaunting as alternative to Sensible Proforma
sapehyarajat added Akaunting as alternative to eInvoice Generator- POX added Akaunting as alternative to EnvelopePal
POX added Akaunting as alternative to Cosmic Money
UnlimitedInvoices added Akaunting as alternative to Unlimited Invoices
receiptsapp added Akaunting as alternative to E-Invoice.Space
dbugger added Akaunting as alternative to Invoice Master
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Akaunting Licensing
Open Source and Freemium product.Pricing
One time purchase (perpetual license) that costs $0 + free version with limited functionality.Written in
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Business & CommerceGitHub repository
- 8,549 Stars
- 2,575 Forks
- 5 Open Issues
- Updated Apr 23, 2025
Comments and Reviews
Like gnucash, but in web-browser :)
Used it in the past. But for some reason a) each applied update corrupts the database and b) always crashes when using
It's really good but absolutely not full-featured in the free version ! Don't be fooled, importing from a bank account is supported but paid !
I tried to use it for 3 months, I was unable to adapt, it lacks features, it lacks community support. So don't waste your time
It is, by far, the very cleanest, fastest, nicest accounting alternative to something like Quickbooks. I was really hoping to be able to throw away Quickbooks online right away after install, but it turns out that RBC (Royal Bank) in canada only handles quicken, simply accounting, .csv formats. Probably I could get something like that to work (.csv) but I'm way too busy running a business to do that . They have an OFX app, but I was hoping for a QIF app which would allow a direct connection to my bank.
So, unless I'm missing something, I will have to stay with Quickbooks online until this progresses enough to synchronize with my bank the way I need.
If you are not too far along and you can develop a little, this would be well worth it. Surely there would be countless thousands of people like me who would be willing to pay $25 for an app that allows integration in bank.
In short, this project has a lot of potential and I will be monitoring it daily and as soon as I can connect to my bank I'll make the switch. Good work folks.
The platform is free but most of the necessary plugins cost a yearly fee.
If you do not want updates, you don't need to keep plugins/apps subscription and use them forever