Financial manager software reccomendations.

[rickcaudill]

First off, I must say I love this site....
It took me some time (tons of coffee & reading) to learn about unlocking the powers of this phone. As it stands now, I'm only 1/2 retarded :P


The good news is I have just about every program that I think I need with the exception of a "good" financial manager. The problem is, most of the "good" ones are paid softwares. That fine, I don't mind paying, but I'd like to ask the pros/vets of xda before purchasing one. Some come with a 30 day trial, others do not. I didn't find any thread here on financial manager or financial software, but I did see the wiki but, it only included SBP's software & a link to http://www.pocketgear.com/en_US/html/all_titles_list.jsp?categoryId=cat4500055
but forgive me if I don't trust their "highest rated" system...

I came across http://doitech.com/ & it looks promising, but for some reason I can't get it to install.
I also tried splashmoney (was recommended in a pocket PCmag, that shall remain nameless....) & I found it a bit clunky & un-polished, not to mention, my banking institution wasn't in their list, even though its one of the larger banks.

So XDA peeps, what software do you recommend?

Thanks in advance..

[smuook]

I've owned SBP Finance for about 2 years... and haven't thought once about changing it. I like it alot.

It's fast, logical, powerful. I track all my accounts on it... keep my register... etc. The interface is easy to use.

I like the reports and the ability to export and import quicken files.

It takes care of all my needs.

[rickcaudill]

Yeah, I just installed it now that I noticed they do have a trial period.
Once I purchase it, will I be able to maintain my crazzzy ROM flashing lifestyle of changing my rom 10 times a week?? :D


Thanks in advance rickC

[smuook]

Make sure you use the autobackup feature if you become a ROM junky like me ;)

[rickcaudill]

I still haven't found one I like.... SBP is ok... but it doesn't reach out and scream to me... eerrr I mean it doesn't meet all my needs..

[MACkjam]

I personally like SPB Finance, but you can also try Innesoft Cash Organizer Premium at US$29.95. There is a free trial on their site:
http://www.inesoft.com/eng/index.php?in=premium.html