Wes Wilson

So I checked this out because I actually am in the market for a nice budgeting and expense tracking app. I have tried Mint , YNAB, Pocketguard, and everydollar. All found lacking in a way that made them less than ideal (for YNAB it was just too expensive , $14.99*/month for people trying to cut netflix and spotify to save money this app eats it back up again). Okay so I downloaded Finoyou, and...

Okay so here is a 5 year update with my experience. at the end of the day I can not recommend this product , but honestly love the idea of it. Pros: IF you can get it to work it lets you re-take control of subscriptions, and lets you try joining and buying from newer startups without the risk of them losing your credit card information in a database breach because you used a one time only...

This is pretty cool. I wish there was a ggplot theme for this

some first impression pros: I like the design, clean simple... but i couldnt set it up to use it =( Feature request before I can try it in the wild: let me change the length of time for the budget... Month is not a very good metric for me for a couple reasons. ignoring the fact that some months have 5 weeks and others have 4... the fact that months don't end at the end of a week makes it...

Congrats on your hard work. I really like what you have done with this. Its simple, gets the job done. The lack of unnecessary 'suggested' games in side bars or ads makes very useful for those who want to have the rules open while playing on an iPad or Phone instead of printing... absolutely functional. Great Work!

Expected release date for Android?

no android? =(

I love the idea of this... if it were available for Android or Windows Phone I would be all over it. Read some comments about the UI not being great... I can kinda see what they are talking about, but that less concerns me than barrier to access one platform.