The trick for a good personal finance application on Mac, is to be both accessible and to offer advanced feature to work with your financial data. EasyMoney partly succeeds this, as while it offers a friendly interface, we feel it lacks in advanced features. We liked the double windowed interface, which shows your accounts at the top and transactions at the bottom, giving you a clear view of your finances. It's very easy to create an unlimited number of accounts to keep your finances well organized. The search feature on the right is also pretty handy to quickly look for an amount or an entry. Anybody familiar with financial documents will appreciate the ledger view, which gives you an outlook of all income and expenses for your accounts. You can also import or export CSV documents, to work on them in, say, Excel. As we said before, EasyMoney is an intuitive interface, but it really lacks advanced features to truly be considered a solid personal finance application. While you can effortlessly print any page, you can't really produce any detailed graph on the evolution of your numbers. EasyMoney is a personal finance application with a friendly interface but it lacks advanced features.