I have been using Quicken for many years. I started writing Pachira with the intention to replace Quicken. So far, for my personal need, I can say I have achieved that purpose. I have tested it by running in parallel with Quicken for a few years. In the meantime, I am continuously working on Pachira to add more functionality and making it more useful.
Pachira is an application written in JavaFX. It runs with Java 11 (or newer) with JavaFX runtime.
There are many places to find instructions to install Java 11. You can use the links here or google your favorite one.
How To Install Java 11 On Windows
How To Install Java with Apt on Ubuntu 20.04
How To Install Java with Apt on Ubuntu 18.04
Installing Java 11 on MacOS with HomeBrew
On Ubuntu 20.04, JavaFX is included in Java 11 installation. So this step can be skipped.
JavaFX SDK can be downloaded from Gluon. Simply download
the package, unpack in any directory you like and set environment variable PATH_TO_FX to
the lib subdirectory. For example, if you unpack the JavaFX SDK for Windows at
C:\Program Files\Java\javafx-sdk-11.0.2\, then set environment variable PATH_TO_FX to
C:\Program Files\Java\javafx-sdk-11.0.2\lib
Download JavaFX Windows SDK 11.0.2
Download JavaFX Linux SDK 11.0.2
Download JavaFX MacOS X SDK 11.0.2
To install Pachira, simply download Pachira-vx.y.z.w.zip package from the release page, unpack it in a desired directory.
For Java/JavaFX programmers, you can clone the git repository, then compile and install on your own computer.
For Windows, locate Pachira installation directory, double click runPachira.bat
to run.
For Linux/Mac, locate Pachira installation directory, run the shell script runPachira.sh
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