Agreed. It needs to be offline or not at all. There is absolutely no way
I'd upload my personal financial statements to someone's website under
any circumstances, regardless of any alleged security or encryption
methods employed. That's a hard non-starter.
Users would be better off (safer) to just manually type the info into
GnuCash instead.
As for it being a paid service, I understand folks wanting to get
compensated for their work. There is at least a free trial offered.
Regards,
Adrien
p.s. - paras, please trim your replies. Either delete everything quoted
that isn't relevant, or better yet, highlight what you want to quote as
being responded to, *then* hit your reply button. Your mail app should
then only quote what was highlighted.
On 9/8/25 4:47 AM, Paras wrote:
Two concerns
It appears to be is a paid service and not open source It is a Web based
services and not the standalone app, which creates privacy concerns with
sensitive financial transactions, inspite of the fact data transfer are
encrypted or not.
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