Anyone using iPhone

[Godaddy Personal]

Nothing automatic.  Either keep receipts, or take a photo of them then air-print them later.  Transcribe them into GnuCash.

There is an iOS app called "iQIF" that has current good reviews.  It looks like it will do what you want.  I'd still keep/photograph receipts and print them for the official records.  It keeps things in QIF format, so it should be easy to import to GnuCash.

Alternatively, if you have a mobile version of a spreadsheet app, you could use that (with properly named columns).  Export to CSV, then import the transactions via CSV to GnuCash.

I'd save a copy of your GnuCash database before attempting the import, just to be safe.

Dave Gillam
dave at davegillam.org

> On May 5, 2016, at 5:50 PM, Lukas Haase <lukashaase at gmx.at> wrote:
> 
> Hi all,
> 
> Does anyone use an iPhone and tracks expenses on the go to be later
> exported into gnuCash?
> 
> If so ... how?
> 
> 
> Thanks
> 
> PS: So far I haven't found anything useful. With Android there was at
> least "My Expenses" and GnuCash Tacker. You could quickly enter stuff on
> the go and at some point, all transactions would be exported to QIF,
> automatically sent to gnuCash (e.g. via email) and accounts reset
> accordingly. It was also possible to import categories (=expenses
> accounts) from gnuCash.
> 
> PPS: Since my gnuCash on Desktop is within a truecrypt container and it
> takes some time to start I just keep my finances consistent once a month
> or so. That's not the purpose of gnuCash (which is to have a consistent,
> good overview about the finances)
> 
> 
> 
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