FundOS 1.0.3

Bugfixes for a bank OFX format change, plus a couple of import quality-of-life improvements.

Fixed

• The OFX parser rejected files containing closing tags on leaf elements (e.g. ) as malformed, which some banks have started emitting even in OFX 1.x SGML exports.
• The OFX parser did not recognize self-closing tags (e.g. ), also causing files using them to be rejected.
• Imported transactions collapsed the bank's NAME and MEMO fields into a single memo, with no way to choose between them. You can now pick which one to use per transaction, or in bulk, when reviewing an import.
• The import dialog did not remember its size or position between imports.

Full Changelog: v1.0.2...v1.0.3

FundOS 1.0.2

FundOS 1.0.2

A small bugfix release.

Fixed

• Ledger balance checkpoints were displayed out of order in account history. This caused bank-balance rows to appear interleaved with the wrong transactions, producing spurious discrepancy rows when an account had two or more ledger balances.

Full Changelog: v1.0.1...v1.0.2

FundOS 1.0.1

v1.0.1

Fixed

• Funds with a balance not appearing on initial home page load
• Closed funds appearing in the transaction dialog and budget editor combo boxes even without a balance
• Closed funds being blocked from allocation, preventing users from saving a transaction against them; closed funds are now a cosmetic convenience only

FundOS 1.0.0

FundOS is an envelope budgeting application for Windows and Linux.
Your financial data lives in a local file on your machine — no account, no server, no telemetry.

fundos.jcall.engineer

What's included

• Envelope budgeting with fixed and percentage phases, freely interleaved
• OFX/QFX import directly from your bank — no credentials required
• Manual transaction entry
• Append-only ledger with first-class correction support
• Budget automation with per-fund caps and overdraw rules

Downloads

Platform	Package	Notes
Windows	.msi
Debian/Ubuntu	.deb
Fedora	.rpm
macOS	—	Build from source; see README

License

AGPL. See About & License for why.