MTH Software develops, markets and supports a line of advanced personal fiancial management sofware, associated libraries and utilities.

MyMoney 2 .0

Version 2.0 Install MyMoney Beta is a developer preview release of next generation financial software and is being made available for testing purposes only.

This beta release is targeted to a very limited audience to gain feedback before advancing to the next stage in the release process.

The final version of MyMoney 2.0 will be released when we qualify the product as fully ready for our users.

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Catalina OFX Engine

Catalina is our next generation OFX (Open Financial Exchange) Engine. It is a very high throughput, modern financial engine that covers a wide spectrum of financial data, with widely differing computational needs.

Catalina handles with ease:

  • Legacy OFX data (version 1.x)
  • New OFX standard (2.x)
  • Quicken Interchange Format (QIF)
  • Microsoft Money Formats

All of MyMoneys import/export capabilites are supplied by Catalina. We distribute it as a part of MyMoney, however a standalone edition is also available. Please contact us if you are interested in including it in your financial software solution.

My Money Release Schedule

How and when new MyMoney versions are released:

Our strategy is to put out releases on a predictable cycle, generally twice a month. We don't believe that a release needs to be a major event, once we have accumulated enough fixes or additions to functionality we cut the release and ship to distribution. If a new feature isn't ready by the release date it isn't a big deal because it will get picked up on next release date.

We generally have 2 releases (internally called builds) in any given month, builds with odd version numbers are released internally to Quality Assurance team and builds with even version numbers are shipped.

We keep detailed logs of the builds at in Release Notes and our download page is always pointing to the latest version of the software.

While not very common, this approach to developing software is very similar to traditional Japanese manufacturing process known as Kaizen. Continuous improvement is an ongoing effort to improve products, services or processes. These efforts seek "incremental" improvement over time without a need for a "breakthrough" improvement all at once.

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