BitBook VS bisq

I use BitBook (https://github.com/C-Otto/BitBook/) to track my on-chain expenses, and have a look at lncli fwdinghistory (which I process into a database) to reason about my off-chain fees.

I created BitBook that helps you keep track of your on-chain funds: https://github.com/C-Otto/BitBook

Yes. The new version of rebalance-lnd aims hat only creating rebalance transactions that help you earn more in the future (assuming your fee rate configuration is a good indicator of what to expect). With BitBook you can track all on-chain transactions, including channel close/open and sweep transactions.

So is this basiclly a fully peer-to-peer application, like bittorrent clients?

Or something like bisq (https://bisq.network) when the program runs locally peer to peer and hosts all user data locally, but still pings oracle servers for outside market price data?

We are on r/bisq and bisq.network.

https://bisq.network/ doesn't required ID verification and the fiat payment goes directly to the seller instead of the exchange, so it's less likely to get blocked by banks.

Bisq (https://bisq.network/) and Robosats (robosats.com) are non-kyc exchanges that have various forms of payments available.

Join us on bisq.network.

https://learn.robosats.com/ or https://bisq.network/ are both popular If using a DEX like bisq you will need to have a small amount of btc to get started though https://bisq.wiki/Getting_your_first_BTC