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Looks nice! Android please. :) Edit: I signed up. Looks like it -just- does splits, and not separate IOUs. Unless I say that I paid, but the cost goes to
by wccrawford 15y ago
Looks nice!
Android please. :)
Edit: I signed up. Looks like it -just- does splits, and not separate IOUs. Unless I say that I paid, but the cost goes to someone else?
Might be worth having a separate IOU interface to save confusion.
Just a thought. :)
- shuttlebrad 15y agoWe're looking at it. I'll probably go for mobile web first - 1 developer and a backlog of essential work that needs to be done. But I hear the call for Android, its definitely on the urgent list. (edit to respond to edit) What do you mean "just does splits"? It doesn't (at the moment) do a good job of explaining that the IOUs balance each other out: if I buy you lunch, then you buy me lunch, we're probably pretty close to balanced out. I'm working with a great designer at the moment to try and fix some of the programmer-isms in the UI.
- wccrawford 15y agoLike, if I just wanted to say "Joe" owes me $20 for a lawnmower. There isn't a split, it's just an IOU. I think I could put at the top that I 'paid' $20 for the lawnmower (it's my mower! lol) and at the bottom that Joe owes that same $20. And that's basically an IOU. But it hurts my head to work that logic out, for some reason.
- shuttlebrad 15y agoActually, that's a UI issue ;) In the web or mobile app, just click the "delete" icon next to "you" when adding a bill. And yes, we've got a way clearer and sexier UI in the pipeline.