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Searching for "paypad" results in a "did you mean paypal?" Of course, searching for "pay pad" works just fine. I downloaded the free version because I don't ne

Searching for "paypad" results in a "did you mean paypal?" Of course, searching for "pay pad" works just fine. I downloaded the free version because I don't need to create or charge customers from the app. A couple of things that would motivate me to pay: • Graphs • Payment forecasting for recurring payments ($X expected this week, month, etc.) • Multiple accounts. Not a big deal, but if I could easily switch between stripe accounts [without re-logging in] I would. Looks like a nice app though; thanks for putting this out there.

billycoover 14y ago
These are all on my short list :) To do #1 and #2 require a larger backend system. I've been building that system for the last couple weeks... Stripe allows you to pull 100 records at a time via the API, so what I've done is combined the API with WebHooks. I use the API to fetch historical data, and webhooks to capture anything new. To be clear, this is not part of Pay Pad today, rather it's part of another set of products I've got cooking. I hope to launch some of these things over the next month. regarding the multi-account... I started with that. I have 7 Stripe accounts and it was important that I have easy access to all of them. About halfway through the development of Pay Pad, I switched to OAuth and had to take the multi-account support out because the way I was doing it was not a good fit. I'll add it back at some point. I'm just working on a way to make that process intuitive. I want it to be one or two taps at the most.