Open-source, cross-platform software that helps you organize your finances and keep track of where, when and to whom the money goes — a clear bird's-eye view of your net worth, with no ads and no cost.
Free & open source (GPL v2) · Windows, macOS & Linux · advanced install options & other platforms
Money Manager Ex (MMEX) is a free, open-source personal finance manager for Windows, macOS and Linux that stores your data in a single encrypted file — so you keep full control of your money data without a subscription or cloud lock-in.
Money Manager Ex has all the features you would expect in a finance management application — and every one of them is free.
Track unlimited checking, savings, credit-card and investment accounts in multiple currencies.
Enter income, expenses and transfers fast, with split categories, notes and attachments.
Organize spending with reusable payees and a nested category tree for clean reports.
Automate recurring bills and salaries with flexible repeat rules and reminders.
Follow investment holdings and share prices to see how your portfolio performs.
Record property, vehicles and other assets with depreciation to complete your net worth.
Set monthly or yearly budgets per category and watch actual spending against plan.
Attach receipts, invoices and statements directly to any transaction or account.
Build custom SQL reports and clear graphs of cash flow, spending and income.
Move data in and out with QIF and CSV import/export to and from your bank.
Use MMEX in 30+ translations maintained by the community on Crowdin.
Runs natively on Windows, macOS and Linux, plus Android and iOS companion apps.
Licensed GPL v2 — free to use, change and share, with no ads and no charges.
Encrypt your database file with AES-256 so your finances stay private on your own device.
Keep the single data file in Dropbox, Google Drive or any folder you already sync.
Money Manager Ex suits anyone who wants a clear picture of their own money without handing it to a bank aggregator or a paid subscription. It is a good fit for households tracking day-to-day spending, freelancers separating business and personal accounts, travellers juggling several currencies, and privacy-minded people who prefer their financial data to sit in one file on their own computer. Because it is open-source and cross-platform, you can move the same database between Windows, macOS and Linux, keep a copy in a folder you already sync, and carry the portable Windows build on a USB stick. If you would rather have automatic bank feeds, the MMEX vs Quicken comparison explains where a paid tool fits instead; otherwise the review walks through what daily use is actually like.
The latest stable release is v1.9.2 (20 January 2026). Choose your platform on the download page — every installer links straight to the official signed file.
Open-source software, a free download with no ads and no charges. Money Manager Ex can be freely used, changed and shared by anyone under the GNU GPL v2 licence. This is an independent guide and download directory; all installers point to the project's official releases.