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Thanks, I'm looking at hledger and beancount, but I'm preferring solutions that I don't have to self-host. Not against self-hosting, just not as confident of my skills when it comes to something as important as business accounting.

096e0521... 2y ago

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Beancount/ledger are just plaintext files and fava integrates a webserver. I usually edit the files with vim and launch fava to see stats and reports in the browser. There is no infrastructure to host it all other than the cli apps and python.

If it helps, take a look at my repo with the files and how I organized it all https://github.com/Donearm/ledger

Replying to

R. L. Dane :debian: :openbsd:

Hey #AskFedi,

Is *anyone* out there using FOSS for accounting?

I'm struggling with Quickbooks desktop (which you can only get as a subscription now, unless you pay four figures for an enterprise license).

#Xero comes highly recommended to me, but I'm loathe to go "#cloud" for accounting. Very loathe indeed.

But while I want to try FOSS for my personal accounting, I just can't make the leap for business yet. I wish I could. But I was wondering if anyone out there already has.

#BoostPlease?

096e0521... 2y ago

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I am using with profit #beancount with #fava as webui. The former is CLI only but with the latter it comes a web interface, with a simpler UI for generating reports. All Python-based, if it helps.