Is there a pure web version (not lite version) or Linux Version in the works?

Rick Sprague

Long time quicken user - dos then windows - since 1990. However, I'm primarily a longtime Linux user that has to occasionally fire up windows to use quicken. Is there a pure webversion (basically everything not a "lite" restricted version) of quicken? Or is there a linux port coming? My sense is that it's "no" on the latter but maybe the former has a shot since even MS is releasing Office via web. I really want to give windows the heave-ho.

Greg_the_Geek

Simplifi is the Quicken web based product but you can't import Quicken data.

Simplifi by Quicken

Have you looked a CrossOver from Code Weavers? They support Quicken and have a free trial.

CrossOver runs the Windows software you need on Mac, Linux and ChromeOS.

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Zachary

Hey Rick! I'm new to Quicken, but it sounds like I'm in the same boat as you. I'm more than a little frustraited that the difference between Quicken Delux and Simplifi isn't documented well. I've been trying to just use the web app that's available, but it seems that most of the useful features are missing.

I've never used Wine (https://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=application&iId=107), but I'm going to try it.