jnfr

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   by jnfr 6y ago

   Thanks for giving Lunch Money a shot! The mobile app is coming soon, but as a one-woman team, I'm focused 100% on rounding out the core product before introducing another platform and slowing down my development cycles. Cheers!
2. 32.▲
   by jnfr 6y ago

   Check out https://lunchmoney.app (disclaimer: I'm the founder). We have a fully customizable rules engine which we've just augmented to allow for email notifications, so you can create very specific criteria for import
3. 33.▲
   by jnfr 6y ago

   Hi! Founder of https://lunchmoney.app here. On the go right now, but really quickly, I've built a Rules engine within the product that does exactly what you're looking for. Also, granular settings for whether a categor
4. 34.▲
   by jnfr 7y ago

   Thanks for the awesome review and for your continued support!
5. 35.▲
   by jnfr 7y ago

   Ah, that sounds complicated. Feel free to let me know if you run into anything during your trial!
6. 36.▲
   by jnfr 7y ago

   Au contraire, I was diligently rationing my free test accounts, haha! Thanks for reading!
7. 37.▲
   by jnfr 7y ago

   Good point! Also, web apps are definitely making a comeback!
8. 38.▲
   by jnfr 7y ago

   Noted! I know a friend of mine reads my blog via an RSS reader, so they still might be able to automatically parse it?
9. 39.▲
   by jnfr 7y ago

   Here's a quick page on Lunch Money vs Mint: https://lunchmoney.app/compare/mint-alternative Pasting from an earlier comment: > Totally understandable that you'd like to avoid using services like Plaid. We
10. 40.▲
    by jnfr 7y ago

    Thank you for the support!
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    by jnfr 7y ago

    Exactly :-) It's definitely punted for now as I continue to round out the product. When the time comes and we're ready for an official mobile offering, we'll evaluate the current solutions out there (the landscape is always c
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    by jnfr 7y ago

    Thank you!
13. 43.▲
    by jnfr 7y ago

    A quick answer to this is that 365 doesn't divide into 7 so cleanly. In any case, the use case for weekly budgets is definitely strong :)
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    by jnfr 7y ago

    Cool approach! Best of luck!
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    by jnfr 7y ago

    A very valid concern! Our Privacy Policy is listed here: https://lunchmoney.app/privacy A promise we make from the beginning is we're definitely not ever going to be selling any of your data. We don't have an ince
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    by jnfr 7y ago

    Totally understandable that you'd like to avoid using services like Plaid. We have a lot of users who share the same sentiment, and also many international users who cannot use Plaid, so it's a priority to ensure the experience is
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    by jnfr 7y ago

    Colin, that's awesome to hear! Thank you for your support from the beginning!
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    by jnfr 7y ago

    Thanks for the kind words! If you run into anything during your trial, feel free to let me know!
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    by jnfr 7y ago

    It'll always be a struggle but it's not something I'm actively pushing for anyone to do. If you're comfortable with it, great! If you're not, I think I'd be the last person to change your mind. The company is d
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    by jnfr 7y ago

    Thank you for the incredibly kind words!
21. 51.▲
    by jnfr 7y ago

    Thanks for the plug :)
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    by jnfr 7y ago

    Awesome! Thank you for your support!
23. 53.▲
    by jnfr 7y ago

    Thanks for the tip! Great reminder that I need to be more mindful of these things.
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    by jnfr 7y ago

    Thanks for reading and I'm glad that bit helped you out! I was in my own head so much about the lack of mobile app and it was paralyzing at times. Good luck with your own product!
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    by jnfr 7y ago

    Thanks! In a year, the product will likely be more fleshed out, so it'll be a good time. IMO, onboarding with YNAB specifically would take longer than most other budgeting apps, since on top of getting used to the interface, you also n
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    by jnfr 7y ago

    Thanks for the kind words! And that's encouraging to hear seeing as getting to $1k was quite the journey to me!
27. 57.▲
    by jnfr 7y ago

    Yeah, exactly. And running a payment through wouldn't have revealed anything since those two systems aren't connected.
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    by jnfr 7y ago

    I wouldn't go as far as to say "We" is a lie especially with malicious intent. In short, "we" can be an appropriate way to refer to a company as a whole. Btw this is a hotly discussed topic among solo founders (whet
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    by jnfr 7y ago

    Thanks for reading and great point. I toyed with the copy here, too, but mainly it looked weird to have "About Me" on a professional landing page. Also I figured if they cared enough to know more about the company behind the produ
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    by jnfr 7y ago

    Guess it's a good thing I'm not calculating totals by hand within the app! :)