

Fingrom
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The goal of the solution is to create an application that is intuitive, efficient, and inclusive; to manage personal finances while ensuring that no one is left behind.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source
Application typeApplication types
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- Online
- Android
- iPhone
- Android Tablet
- HUAWEI AppGallery
- iPad
- Self-Hosted
- AppImageHub
- Flathub
- Samsung Galaxy Store
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dacostsoft added Fingrom as alternative to WealthMode
Paul Gunder added Fingrom as alternative to Minturn Money
KBCrabbr added Fingrom as alternative to The Envelope Method
MARSHALL SINGH added Fingrom as alternative to Marvin Money













Comments and Reviews
For the clarity, this app is not from "Poland/EU", it's from "Belarus". The main developer Viachaslau Lyskouski is from Belarus (starting 2023 apparently moved to Poland). Prior to 2023 main webpage for the app was "https://tercad.com" (created 2016-09-23), not "https://tercad.pl" (created 2023-08-22), at the same time he registered as a solo entrepreneur (2023-08-25) hence the domain and country of origin changes.
Check again tercad.com, a business entity is registered in Poland, the application was made in Poland, it's positioned as a Poland entity
This application is not open source. The code is distributed under (non Open Source Initiative-approved) Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives, meaning you wouldn't be able to distribute a forked version.
The application seems to like to advertive itself as open source though - contrary to how it's actually distributed.
That is how it's supposed to be. You're free to use and change it with preserved "single point of truth" for distribution (or, you may redistribute it without changes). CC BY-NC-ND 4.0, open license - copy and redistribute the material in any medium or format.
It's open source from its definition, by not looking into Open Source Initiative-approved. Source code is available without any hidden parts. You're free to use it. You can change it and contribute into the main repo for the further distribution into all platforms. You can redistribute it by your own if needed, or help to configure additional target.