jGnash was created in order to make tracking your personal finances easy, but also provides the functionality required by advanced users. jGnash is cross-platform and will run on any operating system that has a working Java 1.4.0 or greater Runtime Environment (e.g. Mac OS X, Linux and Microsoft Windows).

Major Features:

1. Double-Entry Based Transactions
2. Account Reconciliation
3. Report Generation in PDF Format
4. Imports both QIF and GnuCash Files
5. Fast Auto-Completion of Form Fields
6. Schedule Recurring Payment Reminders
7. Support for Multiple Currencies
8. Track Investment Accounts and Transactions
9. Online Updates of Stock Prices and Currency Exchange Rates
10. Secure File Encryption
11. Customizable User Interface
12. Scriptable through BeanShell
13. Advanced Server/Client Networking Architecture

Enhancements:

• Correct identification of OFX 2.0 files that are now starting to show up in the wild.
• Fixed report of multiple currencies for the Monthly and End-of-Month account balance charts.
• Switched to DocBook for creating content for the JavaHelp system.
• Add menu commands to perform background updates on security prices and exchange rates.
• Fix for bug #2690988, poor form layout behavior for recurring entry creation in OSX.
• Various updates to the Spanish translation (Marcelo Abeldaño).
• Transaction reconcile was not occurring per the selected options.
• Reconciled state of the opposite side of a transaction was not preserved when modifying.
• Fix for bug #2691568 (Andrey Bondarenko).
• Much improved account tree UI behavior when security prices change.
• Remove unused fields from the Create/Modify Security Dialog.
• Improve amortization UI behavior.
• Reporting has been reworked. Report preferences are persistent; Font size is configurable
• CSV export has been improved; Consistent appearance for all reports
• Now uses Jasper and DynamicJasper report APIs.
• Render investment quantities with a fixed decimal to improve appearance.

Requirements: Minimum Display Resolution of 800x600 (recommended)