Yapbam (Yet Another Personal Bank Account Manager) is an open-source personal bank account manager. The program enables you to easily import your bank transactions from your previous account manager or from your bank online statements. It helps you to quickly enter your transactions with its entry wizard. Yapbam automatically generates your periodical transactions (salary, taxes, etc.). Yapbam builds your account’s balance history and throws alerts when it becomes negative. Yapbam creates instantaneously budget view and category-wise charts of your expenses. At last, Yapbam provides you with a currency converter connected through the Internet to the official ECB (European Central Bank) rates.

Yapbam is free, open-source (GPL v3), cross-platform (it runs under Windows, MacOs, Linux, etc …), portable (you can put it on an USB key) and easy to use. The program is also extendable, which means you can add java written plug-ins to it.

Yapbam is only compatible with the following operating systems; Mac, Unix, Windows 7, Windows 2000, 2003, Vista, and Windows XP. The program is actually great for people who would want an easy way to manage their bank accounts. However, inexperienced users need to go through a small tutorial on the publisher’s website to learn more about it.

Want to check it out? Visit Yapbam.

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