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after a one-time setup it only needs your current balance [...] plus a list of upcoming bills. The demo stopped working for me in the browser after it asked fo
by moe 15y ago
after a one-time setup it only needs your current balance [...] plus a list of upcoming bills.
The demo stopped working for me in the browser after it asked for the initial balance ("next"-button did nothing).
Either way it sounds like I'd have to constantly update your app with my purchases and expenses and income? Why would I want to do that?
- richf 15y agoI used Chrome and it broke for me too.
- wytzeschouten 15y agoSorry, I forgot to mention: you need to open it in Chrome (or Safari), and specifically not in Firefox. The app uses localdb which Firefox doesn't support. (I hope this was in fact the cause of your problem). As for constantly updating: no! The whole point of this app is that you only need to enter your current balance. From your balance and your recurring bills (one-time setup), it calculates when your next income is due, which bills need to be paid before that, and that leaves as a remainder your free-to-spend amount.
- moe 15y agoHm. I'm afraid I don't see the point. So I tack in my income, my recurring expenses, and then it tells me my disposable income per month (a static figure)? What is the advantage over just tapping those figures into a calculator or an excel sheet (which is probably easier to update later)?