Finance planner gives a simple and easy way of tracking your common incomings and outgoings in order to give yourself a daily or weekly budget.

You can add transactions against a profile, and tag these transactions to get a breakdown of how you're spending your money.

Download a binary from the releases page and save it as /usr/local/bin/finance.

Depending on your platform, you'll likely want to save the following binary:

• Mac OS: finance_darwin_amd64
• Windows: finance_windows_amd64.exe
• Linux: finance_linux_amd64

Transactions have a few properties:

• Label: What is it for?
• Amount: Positive or negative number that will impact your ending balance.
• Tags: Comma separate list of tags, used to categorise the transactions.

finance add-transaction --profile=tom --label="Train ticket" --amount=-43500 --tags=commute,travel

finance list-transactions --profile=tom

• Append --in to only show incoming transactions
• Append --out to only show outgoing transactions

update-transaction looks a lot like add-transaction, but with an added id argument.

Any given values will overwrite existing values on the transaction.

finance update-transaction --id="tra:11111111-1111-1111-1111-111111111111" --profile=tom --label="Train ticket" --amount=-43500 --tags=commute,travel

Data is stored in a SQLite database at ~/finance_planner/finance.db.