budget app

[BigNoNo]

Hey friends,
Some one can recommend on a budget app? I have to much Expenses from various credit cards.
Want to keep track of my expenses / income. Mostly an app that can calculate an expense that has been divided into payments.
Better for a free app but I would be willing to pay a few bucks for a decent app.
Thank you!

 

[Mr.Blacky]

Try "Money Pro". I have it on my iPad and iPhone and I'm quite happy with it. Also syncs over iCloud, so you're everywhere uptodate.

 

[VitoBotta]

Try "Money Pro". I have it on my iPad and iPhone and I'm quite happy with it. Also syncs over iCloud, so you're everywhere uptodate.

Nice app! I just bought it

 

[BigNoNo]

Try "Money Pro". I have it on my iPad and iPhone and I'm quite happy with it. Also syncs over iCloud, so you're everywhere uptodate.

A little expensive for me, but thank you very much!

 

[VitoBotta]

A little expensive for me, but thank you very much!

I was using YNAB which now costs that amount per month. This looks pretty good although not as intuitive. It's a one time purchase.

 

[hg.wells]

Anything that is syncing with bank accounts is going to cost or have a regular subscription. The alternative is making your own spreadsheet if you’d like something cheaper.

 

[0128672]

Anything that is syncing with bank accounts is going to cost or have a regular subscription. The alternative is making your own spreadsheet if you’d like something cheaper.

Not necessarily. With many banks and credit cards, you can download your transactions and statements in a compatible format to import into the software, which is free.

 

[mk313]

Quicken is the gold standard although there are several others.

Like already mentioned, most of these are going to cost money.

I do recall that office 365 excel includes some Microsoft money features in it. If you already have a 365 license, you may want to check that out.

 

[AZhappyjack]

Quicken is the gold standard although there are several others.

Like already mentioned, most of these are going to cost money.

I do recall that office 365 excel includes some Microsoft money features in it. If you already have a 365 license, you may want to check that out.

Quicken for Mac has always sucked bilge water. Feature set always lagged behind that of the Windows version, and always (at least in my experience) was cumbersome and buggy.

 

[macinct]

Regarding Quicken for Mac. I was a long time Quicken Windows and switched over to the Mac version a couple of years ago. I had always heard that the Mac version was really bad. I believe the Mac version has been improved though and I'm very happy with it since doing the switch.

 

[mk313]

Quicken for Mac has always sucked bilge water. Feature set always lagged behind that of the Windows version, and always (at least in my experience) was cumbersome and buggy.

I’ve heard that before but my experience with it has been positive.

I’ve never used the windows version so I have nothing to compare it to but the mac version works great for me.

 

[AZhappyjack]

I’ve heard that before but my experience with it has been positive.

I’ve never used the windows version so I have nothing to compare it to but the mac version works great for me.

Might be worth checking out again. Thanks.

 

[Frankenstein's Fat Foot]

I was using YNAB which now costs that amount per month. This looks pretty good although not as intuitive. It's a one time purchase.

I went back to YNAB 4, works great on Monterey (as long as you get the script from GitHub)

 

[VitoBotta]

I went back to YNAB 4, works great on Monterey (as long as you get the script from GitHub)

Interesting, I will check it out. Thanks!

 

[Refooz2Lose]

I started using an app called Daily Spend which I am really loving. Simple UI but with enough details to be super useful. Heres a link if your interested: Daily Spend

 

[Tozovac]

I went back to YNAB 4, works great on Monterey (as long as you get the script from GitHub)

Has anyone ever ran into any problems after using that? I have used that twice now, on my Mac mini M1 and M1 MBA.

Recently I had a trackpad error code issue that threw me into hours of rework time, reloading Monterey, reloading data, etc. I sometimes wonder what could have started that issue, and whether that issue was with my MBA all along or not…. But with the gitlab modification being “non-standard,” I always worry in the back of my mind about the safety of using it.

If only YNAB weren’t so damn selfish, I am sticking with 4, it works better than anything else they’ve created. And is not subscription.

 

[Frankenstein's Fat Foot]

Has anyone ever ran into any problems after using that? I have used that twice now, on my Mac mini M1 and M1 MBA.

Recently I had a trackpad error code issue that threw me into hours of rework time, reloading Monterey, reloading data, etc. I sometimes wonder what could have started that issue, and whether that issue was with my MBA all along or not…. But with the gitlab modification being “non-standard,” I always worry in the back of my mind about the safety of using it.

If only YNAB weren’t so damn selfish, I am sticking with 4, it works better than anything else they’ve created. And is not subscription.

I have no problems with it on Monterrey and early 2015 MBP, use it daily works fine. And yeh nYNAB can die in a fire. Their recent price gouge is what made me go back to YNAB4.