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Sorry to plug it twice in this thread, but I've launched one, https://www.BudgetSimple.com https://www.BudgetSimple.com would love your feedback!
by ry0ohki 13y ago
Sorry to plug it twice in this thread, but I've launched one, https://www.BudgetSimple.com https://www.BudgetSimple.com would love your feedback!
- deelowe 13y agoI think mint does budgets well, but fails hard at tracking investments and assets. I looked at budgetsimple before, but this is what turned me off.
- GBond 13y agoI use wikinvest.com for tracking investments and assets.
- deelowe 13y agoI tried wikinvest, but it really just for brokerage accounts. I'm big into real estate. Currently, nothing fits my use case better than mint and mint is not ideal (e.g. can't do cashflow). Also, I want a single place to see my networth as it's a huge factor in understanding my progression towards retirement. Having multiple interfaces makes this difficult.
- crisnoble 13y agoI too have not found a solution for this, so I use a good old fashion spreadsheet. That said, I really wish something existed that did not require a monthly update on my part.
- wizonesolutions 13y agoGood ol' Yodlee MoneyCenter is pretty decent at tracking net worth. https://moneycenter.yodlee.com https://moneycenter.yodlee.com. I don't log in much nowadays, but I remember it is pretty easy to add asset values and get them figured into net worth. You have to keep manually-input stuff updated, of course. Several of the companies that offer bank feeds ("add your account") use Yodlee's data.
- lowglow 13y agoGoing to say you should post to http://beta.techendo.co/ http://beta.techendo.co/ to get feedback and users to test out your product.