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I created a simple manual budgeting app with flutter called Go Budget, which is primarily optimized for entering purchases as easily as possible, but also provi
by 10-1-100 6y ago
I created a simple manual budgeting app with flutter called Go Budget, which is primarily optimized for entering purchases as easily as possible, but also provides income and bill tracking/reminders and a savings goal tracker.
It is currently in beta but I hope to launch in the next two weeks.
https://gobudget.io https://gobudget.io
Edit:
iOS beta: https://testflight.apple.com/join/4IMtFylH https://testflight.apple.com/join/4IMtFylH
Android: closed beta - email support@gobudget.io if interested :)
- zladuric 6y agoA closed beta? No way to see it now?
- 10-1-100 6y agoHere's a public beta link for iOS: https://testflight.apple.com/join/4IMtFylH https://testflight.apple.com/join/4IMtFylH Android is closed, but if interested you can email at support@gobudget.io
- tenaciousDaniel 6y agoHow'd you like Flutter?
- 10-1-100 6y agoIt's been amazing. I was able to build a much nicer app in a much shorter time than in my previous attempts to build Go Budget natively, and the performance is indistinguishable from native (imo). I also found the framework itself to have a much lower learning curve than either native platform, with almost all of the APIs being very intuitive (to me anyway). The plugin ecosystem is also very good for a still relatively young framework. I initially had some concerns with minor issues flutter had with occasionally janky animations and slightly slow android startup times, but in the last 3 months these have been addressed and Go Budget now works better than most native apps on my Pixel 3. iOS testers also report good performance/feel. I would highly recommend it for any CRUD/data driven app, and honestly think that its capabilities for more hardware-specific apps are maturing nicely.