GnuDash v1.0.0

The first production release of GnuDash — a personal finance dashboard that transforms your GNUCash SQLite files into an interactive web-based interface. Upload your file, explore your finances, and close the tab — no data is ever stored on the server.

Features

Dashboard Overview

• Net worth timeline (assets vs liabilities)
• Monthly cash flow chart (income, expenses, net)
• Spending & income category breakdowns with drill-down pie charts
• Asset & liability pie charts by account type
• Top account balances table

Chart of Accounts

• Interactive expandable account tree with rolled-up balances
• Correct multi-currency and investment valuations (quantity + FX conversion)
• Color-coded account type badges
• Expand/collapse all toggle

General Ledger (Transactions)

• Full-text search across descriptions, accounts, and memos
• Filter by account type, specific account, or date range
• Sortable columns (date, description, amount)
• Click any row to expand and inspect all splits with account paths, memos, and reconcile status
• 50 transactions per page with pagination

Spending Analysis

• Category drill-down pie chart with breadcrumb navigation
• Monthly expense bar chart (click a bar to filter by month)
• Paginated expense transaction table with sorting
• Time period selector (this month, last month, 6m, YTD, 12m)

Income Analysis

• Same drill-down and filtering capabilities as spending
• Separate color scheme for income categories

Investment Portfolio

• Portfolio summary (market value, cost basis, gain/loss)
• Historical value-over-time chart by ticker
• Allocation pie chart with ticker drill-down
• Holdings table with shares, cost basis, market value, gain/loss %
• Grouped (by ticker) and ungrouped (by account) views

Budget Tracking

• Budget vs actual comparison for expenses and income
• YTD, monthly, and full-year views with year/month navigation
• Ring chart summary with color-coded progress bars per category
• Variance table with sorting

Privacy & Security

• Zero server-side data persistence — files are parsed in memory and immediately discarded
• Privacy mode — toggle to blur all financial values for screen sharing
• Session-only storage — data lives in sessionStorage and is cleared when you close the tab
• No external API calls, no cloud dependencies, no tracking

Other

• Demo mode with realistic sample data
• Responsive design (mobile, tablet, desktop)
• Multi-currency support with automatic detection
• Docker deployment support (standalone Next.js)

Tech Stack

Getting Started

git clone https://github.com/QuirkyTurtle94/GnuDash.git
cd GnuDash/app
npm install
npm run dev

Open http://localhost:3000, upload your .gnucash file (SQLite format), and explore.

License

MIT