I use a spreadsheet tailored exactly to my situation.
It's not exactly for "budgeting" but it's more of a general purpose expense tracker.
It started out simple, but it's now got categories, tracks various bank accounts, investments, gives me useful data for my tax calculations etc. Graphing is built-in. Building new features for new use cases hasn't been too hard so far.
And I have hooked up to it other scripts to do periodic cleanups, parse emails and populate data etc.
(by the way, spreadsheet apps have a high power to weight ratio).
I use a spreadsheet tailored exactly to my situation.
It's not exactly for "budgeting" but it's more of a general purpose expense tracker.
It started out simple, but it's now got categories, tracks various bank accounts, investments, gives me useful data for my tax calculations etc. Graphing is built-in. Building new features for new use cases hasn't been too hard so far.
And I have hooked up to it other scripts to do periodic cleanups, parse emails and populate data etc.
(by the way, spreadsheet apps have a high power to weight ratio).