What it does
Keepsoft Home Bookkeeping tracks personal income, expenses, debts and family budgets. It supports records across account types and currencies, with charts, tables and comparisons between periods.
Compare accounts and reporting periods
Keep cash, cards, bank balances and electronic money in separate accounts. Income and expense reports then let you compare periods and inspect the balances behind a household total. Windows also imports bank statements and exports records.
Mobile input and desktop licenses
The Android edition can add transactions recognized from bank SMS messages and provides entry widgets. Its backup choices include device storage, Google Drive and Dropbox. Synchronization is offered between the desktop and mobile editions.
A free Windows Lite edition is available alongside the commercial version. The full Windows individual license is for one computer; the portable license runs from a USB drive on multiple computers. The mobile editions and Windows bundles have separate purchase options.
Strengths
- Account and currency records with period comparisons
- Android entry widgets and bank-SMS recognition
- A free Windows Lite edition is available
Watch out for
- A full Windows individual license covers one computer; portable use has a separate license
Best for
- Households keeping detailed personal money records across accounts
Sources
- Home Bookkeeping Windows features (Oct 28, 2026)
- Home Bookkeeping Android publisher listing (Oct 28, 2026)
- Free Home Bookkeeping Lite for Windows (Oct 28, 2026)
- Home Bookkeeping Windows license options (Oct 28, 2026)