Life costs too much? Get into the Radinus habit — free money management software for a simple, effective grip on your finances.
Radinus is entirely free and has no commercial purpose. It is free software and open source. No subscription, no licence to buy, nothing expected in return. You can download it, try it and use it without spending a penny.
Version 2.0.4 available to download — runs on Windows, macOS and Linux
Keeping your accounts by hand or in a spreadsheet is tedious, error-prone and thankless. Yet it has to be done, all the more so when every pound counts. If your budget is tight, going without a proper tool may well have cost you dearly without your ever noticing.
See what it can doRadinus is here to make life simpler: no more hours spent juggling figures or wearing yourself out with manual arithmetic.
Radinus comes to the rescue: it takes on the whole of your bookkeeping, helping you keep a closer eye on your spending and avoid costly mistakes. Stop letting your finances slip away — take up Radinus and get your budget back under control.
Why go on keeping your accounts in your head, only to feel gloomy at the end of the month because the money has vanished and you cannot say how? People who believe they can manage without a tool usually end up wasting money. If you truly want to earn more, start by spending better. Radinus helps you see where every pound goes and take control of your finances.
A clear picture: see where your money goes, and spot the spending you could do without.
Budgeting: set a budget for each spending category and follow how well you keep to it.
Typing transactions by hand becomes the exception: import your bank files in OFX, CSV or QIF format, and bring in your Excel history too.
Statistical tables are built for you: by spending category, by person, by budget line, by payment method, by payee and by project.
In a few clicks you get a clear summary of your finances, and you immediately understand where your money goes.
With a better overview of your finances, you can find and cut the spending that brings you nothing.