Hi there,
up until now I used beancount for my personal finances. I might switch
careers and start freelancing. I'm currently evaluating how to manage my
time tracking.
Beancount seems like a good pick as it is flexible and the concept of lots
(or rather using time as a commodity) lets you tra
Hello Peter,
I only track billable hours, but I think this can also work for
non-billable hours.
I have defined a currency 'hour' with value of 0 euros.
So a transaction for an outgoing invoice looks like (I use Dutch, I hope
I translate it well for this message):
Revenue:Hours:Billable
I've been using beancount for my personal finances for about 6 months, and
will probably start to use it for business finances in the future.
But I wanted a budgeting tool that fit in with the plain-text paradigm, and
beancount has no native budgeting feature. I used a spreadsheet for a while
b
Added to contrib list.
Thanks for sharing Frank
On Tue, Oct 22, 2024 at 10:25 AM Frank Davies wrote:
> I've been using beancount for my personal finances for about 6 months, and
> will probably start to use it for business finances in the future.
>
> But I wanted a budgeting tool that fit in wi
