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jnfr
7y ago
It's a web application, it won't do you much good if you're offline unfortunately. That being said, our mobile app will be optimized for offline usage!
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jnfr
7y ago
I use Plaid ( https://plaid.com ) which also powers many other financial apps.
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7y ago
We're back live now!
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7y ago
Sorry for the minor outage with connecting bank accounts. We're back live now :) Thanks everyone for the support, interest, and feedback! It's very much appreciated! Also wanted to leave my email address in case anyone wants to re
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Okay we're back live!
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7y ago
Thanks for the feedback! Plaid is rate-limiting me right now, sorry for the inconvenience! Trying to get it sorted ASAP :)
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7y ago
Shoot me an email at jen@lunchbag.dev and I'll reach out!
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7y ago
Indeed!! Trying to get this sorted now.
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7y ago
You can reassign dates for your transactions in Lunch Money. This is pretty common practice, especially with recurring expenses. For example, bills that get paid on the last day of the month but get posted the next month can be altered so t
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7y ago
Thanks for the feedback! Upcoming expenses is a great idea, and was an original feature from my own budgeting spreadsheet but has not made it as a feature yet on Lunch Money. Your comment definitely helps boost up its priority :)
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Thank you for the kind words! Lunch Money is definitely a different way of budgeting. I mentioned this in an earlier comment, but my target audience is more first-time budgeters. I know it would be an uphill battle to convert YNAB'ers
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I hear you loud and clear. Allowing manual import of transactions via CSV is very high on our feature list! Using a service like Plaid to automatically import transactions was a great way to attract our first users and validate our product.
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This is a great point and a valid question and I'm glad you brought it up. I wrote up a Privacy Policy ( https://lunchmoney.cc/privacy ) to address some concerns users might have about their data and how it's handle
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Thanks for the feedback! It is a bummer that Plaid is only offered in CA/US right now. I'll be working on allowing importing of bank transactions via CSV soon so hopefully that takes out a bit of the manual work.
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Thanks for the feedback! It is definitely a different way of budgeting. My target audience is more first-time budgeters. I know it would be an uphill battle to convert YNAB'ers since they are loyal to envelope-based method.
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Thank you so much! I do believe it definitely reflects modern spending habits :) If you have any questions or issues, feel free to reach out!
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Thank you so much!! 1. Right now I'm using Plaid to connect to bank accounts which currently only supports US and Canada-based banks (but even then, some banks are not supported fully). The next plan is to allow people to manually impo
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7y ago
Thank you! I'm using Plaid ( https://plaid.com ) to connect to users' banks.
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7y ago
Hi Show HN, I'm really excited to share what I have been working on the side since late November last year. I am a one-person team and this project has allowed me to harness and grow from my few years of experience working as a softwar
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Show HN: Lunch Money, a personal budgeting tool with multi-currency support
(lunchmoney.cc)
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My journey building an app while freelancing and living abroad in Fukuoka, Japan
(lunchbag.ca)
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11y ago
Pawprint ( http://www.getpawprint.com ) | YCF1 | San Francisco, CA | Full-time ONSITE (No visas) # What we do Connect your pet's caretaker network around a central information source. Pawprint is the one place for medical rec
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Super impressive that you kept all that data over so many years. Great job!
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Did you make sure to put your own e-mail in the "to" field? The first time I used it, I CC'ed the right address and sent it to somebody but neglected to include my own e-mail.
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12y ago
Great job! :)
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San Francisco, CA H1B Twitter is hiring! https://about.twitter.com/careers (Team-specific listing) 1. Want to work on Twitter for Android? 2. Want to help shape the user experience on Twitter? We are a team of full-stack, i
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13y ago
I see it (and the whole site) as social commentary on Silicon Valley
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Uber launches new line of transporation services
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It was added to the site to help quickly reunite owners with their lost belongings, but now things have to change because one guy thinks exposing someone's full name is a privacy concern.
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I also want to add that your blog post exposes more information than OutsideLOAF does, Bryan Kennedy, Co-Founder of San Francisco-based Sincerely.
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