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iCompta is a simple and powerful personal finance management application. iCompta is designed to be as easy to use as possible while maintaining an array of features to help you track your money down and start saving!
Main features:
Main features:
- Multiple currencies: Each account can have its own currency and you can organize transactions by category.
- Compatibility: iCompta lets you reconcile transactions which are on your bank reports by downloading your transactions from your bank site either with the embedded web browser or via OFX direct connect for supported financial
What's New
Version 4.0.11:
- Fix: Preview column was not updated in some cases.
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later
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iCompta is a simple and powerful personal finance management application. iCompta is designed to be as easy to use as possible while maintaining an array of features to help you track your money down and start saving!
Main features:
Main features:
- Multiple currencies: Each account can have its own currency and you can organize transactions by category.
- Compatibility: iCompta lets you reconcile transactions which are on your bank reports by downloading your transactions from your bank site either with the embedded web browser or via OFX direct connect for supported financial institutions. Factory settings are even available for most financial institutions to let you setup your account quickly.
- Budgets: You can set budgets for your accounts to track your income and expenses on a periodic basis.
- IOU's: iCompta lets you deal with the common problem of who owes what to who when you buy things with people.
- Synchronization: Sync your iPhone with a wireless network via Bonjour.
- Analysis and Statistics: You can sort and filter transactions to make statistics on your incomes and expenses. You can show a graph of the balance evolution of an account and even have a forecast for the next months.
- Rules: You can create rules to modify your transactions automically in order to be more productive.
- Import / Export: iCompta can import / export the following formats: CSV, QIF, OFX
- Transfers: Make funds transfers between multiple accounts.
- Security: iCompta documents can be password encrypted.
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Vandulus reviewed on 25 Aug 2011
The Good:
- Very easy to use and enter transactions
- Lots of reports
- Does a great job importing QIF files
- Looks fantastic and acts very Mac-like
- Has a companion app for the iPad/iPhone which syncs very easily
- Great price (especially with 25% discount) for the program and app. I paid under $30 for both while may other finance programs are $50 or more for just the Mac version
- Stable. I haven't had iCompta crash or needed a Force Quit yet
The Bad:
- No home page view that gives you a net worth view of your accounts
- Can't move the transaction detail pane to the right side which makes it a pain (pun intended) for left-handed users
- The animations are a bit slow for the reports
The Ugly:
- Doesn't hand stock investments very well. there is no way to input # of shares or automatically download updated pricing.
- Not a lot of documentation. For a program that has this many features, you'd expect a comprehensive manual or help file. Instead you're redirected to a webpage with only basic instructions on how to use the program.
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Philih reviewed on 29 Mar 2011
It's a really nice software. Easy to use and all features that a finance software need.
But the best thing is, you can use it also on the iPhone.
iCompta for iPhone:
The iPhone-App looks exactly the same and has the same features.
You can sync via Dropbox and WiFi.
And the iPhone-App is also a standalone-product.
There is no other software which is so simple and can be used on Mac AND iPhone.
A must-have!
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Maclover1.1 reviewed on 20 May 2010
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http://www.lyricapps.com/iCompta/downloads/iCompta_3.3.6.dmg
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Maclover1.1 reviewed on 15 Jan 2010
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Slob reviewed on 19 Sep 2009
What I'm mostly getting out of iCompta is good multicurrency & overall chart view when selecting various accounts and imo great historical reportage over various time frames. There's a fine filtering system too for more detailed readouts. This has helped set up budgets for future time frames, which also read out well and quite flexibly.
It has its oddities - only basic default menus, meaning you have to be ready to mouse through all the icons dotted around the window, & limited preferences, but overall it responds very well & quickly to my large amount of input (incl 4 years of daily cashflow along with a couple dozen account records over 7 years).
Good reception from Cyril, the developer, who replies that folders or binders will appear in v.4. It also has been syncing very easily with the iPhone version.
What I find really astounding about iCompta is that it's free. I donated 20 euros and still feel slightly guilty compared to what other programs are charging. Anyway, it's a deal. Don't overlook it just because it's nominally free.
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L1: DatetTypetKindtInfotFrequencytDescriptiontAmounttChecktCheck datetComment
L2: 08/01/08ttRenttCheckTransactiontMonthlyOperationtRent to Aptt-550t1t08/01/08
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Note:
- t represents a tab, replace with tab
- line 1 are the standard descriptions which can't change.
- line 2-n are the transactions
- if you don't have a specific value use a double tab (tt)
- check is whether you verified the transaction
- kind and frequency are iCompta specific (experiment to learn all types)
I would suggest experimenting with creating a sample bank in iCompta, exporting it then looking at the export in TextEdit
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thebrix reviewed on 26 Jan 2008
Being able to put in amounts straight away after first starting up then tidy things up later (no need to input tiresome "categories" or "classes") and everything being presented on one screen where it can be edited in place are probably the most useful features, but the presentation overall is first-rate.
Earlier versions were slightly buggy, but this one seems sound; I see that even little but annoying bugs, such as the Date field for transactions being clipped, have gradually been worked out.
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I suspect there is no such facility because, in France and a lot of other countries in Europe at least, cheques are either dead or dying ...
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Joe Faure reviewed on 20 Dec 2007
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Yandan rated on 11 Nov 2011
imppaint rated on 14 Oct 2011
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Vandulus rated on 20 Sep 2011
Hige rated on 19 Sep 2011
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Philih rated on 29 Mar 2011
alex833 rated on 23 Feb 2011
Christophe Glaudel rated on 08 Feb 2011
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Flinx rated on 27 Jan 2011
Scars10583 rated on 15 Jan 2011
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Graphshopper rated on 14 Dec 2010