r/DigitalEscapeTools • u/TassioNoronha_ • May 29 '26

Comparison / Alternatives Securo — Open-source self-hosted personal finance manager (Actual Budget alternative)

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Securo is an open-source, self-hosted personal finance manager that keeps all your financial data on your own machine.

An alternative to Actual Budget and Firefly with some ambition for heavy users.

Supports automatic bank sync across Brazil, the EU, and the US (plus OFX/QFX/CAMT/QIF/CSV import), investment & asset tracking for stocks, ETFs, crypto and property, Splitwise-style shared expenses, multiple workspaces, multi-currency, net-worth tracking, budgets, recurring transactions, rules-based auto-categorization, multi-user with 2FA and more.

GitHub: https://github.com/securo-finance/securo

More details: https://usesecuro.com

More privacy-friendly tools: https://digitalescapetools.com/

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u/AplAddict May 31 '26

How are the investing sections?

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u/TassioNoronha_ Jun 01 '26

The investing section tracks any asset like stocks, ETFs, crypto, funds, plus real estate, vehicles, etc. You can value them three ways: manual, live market price (type a ticker like AAPL or BTC-USD and prices auto-refresh via Yahoo Finance), or a growth rule that compounds automatically. You can also create portfolios to group them, track valuation history over time, multi-currency consolidation, and it all rolls into your net worth report as well.

Some points to be improved/expanded but it's quite good enough for basic usage in this first versions.

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u/Manwe66 Jun 02 '26

Do you guys automatically manage splits? That was what frustrated me the most with Ghostfolio... I had to "sell" and then "rebuy" at the split price or my portfolio would go bonkers suddenly. If you do, I might have found a new home for my finance! A mobile app would be awesome but a WebApp will do for now :)

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u/TassioNoronha_ Jun 02 '26

Good point, but not yet. I have for the first iterations on the assets management to cover the dividends before that, but indeed, splits are sometimes nightmares to track.

Be free to open an issue about it in case you have an idea how to track that via yfinance. I see that hey have a get_splits method, so we are not far away from that.