gnucash
4.1
23
GnuCash is financial-accounting software for personal and small-business use that tracks bank accounts, stocks, income, and expenses.
Strengths
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Open-source
Free to use and modify
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Multi-platform
Available on Windows, Mac, and Linux
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Double-entry accounting
Accurate and reliable financial tracking
Weaknesses
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Steep learning curve
May be difficult for non-accountants to use
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Limited features
Not as comprehensive as some paid accounting software
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No customer support
Users must rely on community forums for help
Opportunities
- Potential for increased user base
- Opportunity to expand functionality
- Potential for increased credibility and user adoption
Threats
- May struggle to compete with more comprehensive and user-friendly options
- May struggle to maintain development and support without financial resources
- Open-source software may be more susceptible to hacking and data breaches
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gnucash Plan
Gnucash offers a free, open-source version with basic features and a paid version with advanced features for $10/month.
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