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There are lots of large, flashy programs, but in my cases UX is exceptionally poor and the tools are extremely inflexible. Take Mint, for example. It is imposs
by superuser2 13y ago
There are lots of large, flashy programs, but in my cases UX is exceptionally poor and the tools are extremely inflexible.
Take Mint, for example. It is impossible to have an overall budget. You can only set budgets per category. There does not appear to be a modern tool that will show me a progress bar of where I am on spending per month. Every option I've ever seen requires budgets to be set per category.
There are lots of different ways people want to see data, and many of these flashy/polished tools (like Mint, Simple, whatever) give a giant "fuck you" to anyone who doesn't think in exactly the way the program was designed.
- sathyabhat 13y agoYNAB should fit your needs well - I know it does for me. Using YNAB after trying(and failing, mainly because it doesn't support my currency/location)Mint. https://www.youneedabudget.com/ https://www.youneedabudget.com/