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No Thirst Software LLC
MoneyWell is finance software that helps you take control of your spending using a simple single-window interface and "envelope" cash flow management.
Most financial packages focus on historic information. By the time users see what has been spent, it's too late to fix the problem. MoneyWell shows what's happening right now with innovative Spending Buckets and a Money Flow Graph all presenting real-time feedback. The user knows immediately when spending is getting out of hand by just glancing at one window.
Other features include:
Most financial packages focus on historic information. By the time users see what has been spent, it's too late to fix the problem. MoneyWell shows what's happening right now with innovative Spending Buckets and a Money Flow Graph all presenting real-time feedback. The user knows immediately when spending is getting out of hand by just glancing at one window.
Other features include:
- Direct Connect Banking
What's New
Version 2.0.1:
- Improved bucket fill to process events in a more logical order
- Improved online connection security by storing passwords in OS X Keychain
- Added inline calculations to amount fields
- Fixed blank preferences panel
- Fixed invalid date range error on new reconcile statements
- Fixed inability to delete favorites
- Fixed inability to delete scheduled transactions
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.7 or later
Intel, Mac OS X 10.7 or later
MoneyWell User Discussion (Write a Review)
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| Downloads:71,450 |
| Version Downloads:192 |
| Type:Home & Personal : Personal Finance |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:09 Feb 2012 |
| Platform:Intel |
| Price: $49.99 |
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MoneyWell is finance software that helps you take control of your spending using a simple single-window interface and "envelope" cash flow management.
Most financial packages focus on historic information. By the time users see what has been spent, it's too late to fix the problem. MoneyWell shows what's happening right now with innovative Spending Buckets and a Money Flow Graph all presenting real-time feedback. The user knows immediately when spending is getting out of hand by just glancing at one window.
Other features include:
Most financial packages focus on historic information. By the time users see what has been spent, it's too late to fix the problem. MoneyWell shows what's happening right now with innovative Spending Buckets and a Money Flow Graph all presenting real-time feedback. The user knows immediately when spending is getting out of hand by just glancing at one window.
Other features include:
- Direct Connect Banking
- Attached Receipts
- Split transactions
- Memorized transactions
- Scheduled transactions
- Multiple currencies
- Exchange rate conversion
- Transaction and tax reports
- Spending plan w/cash flow management
- Income allocation w/prioritized buckets
- Click to filter graph
- Integrated search/filter
- OFX/QFX/QIF import
- QIF export
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Ben-Marko reviewed on 10 Feb 2012
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littlelaney reviewed on 03 Jan 2012
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Yes, like many others I have been waiting eagerly for the 2.0 release, but to be honest, for a finance app the most important thing is that it's stable, rock-solid, so your data is ok. You must be able to trust the app, otherwise you'll have to start searching for some missing transactions and seek for wrong numbers.
In course of this year, things got buggy with MoneyWell. Wrong (and after restarting the app: changing) numbers, missing transactions. That cost me a lot of time. I am not a beta tester! Especially syncing with the iPhone app caused problems. Probably NoThirst had dropped maintaining the sync because they were developing their new Dropbox sync (now you sync using Dropbox, they killed syncing over Wi-Fi).
Apart from Dropbox-syncing there was nothing really new for the last one-and-a-half years. The iPhone app was the last big improvement. Every request to the developer is answered by promising everything will get better in version 2.0, which will ship in summer 2025. I've often wondered if version 2.0 can live up to the bold announcements, but then again, there are other apps that improve in small but steadily steps.
However, I cannot wait any longer. What really bothers me isn't the slow development but the poor maintenance of the existing app.
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I understand things can go wrong and there can be delays...but if someone would just post an approximate date for v2.0 there might be hundreds of sales saved from those of us who have patiently waited for this but can't wait any longer. I'm ready to jump ship to SEE Finance if I don't hear something soon.
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All new customers purchasing MoneyWell 1.7 will also receive a free upgrade to our 2.0 release—planned for the fourth quarter of 2011. MoneyWell 2.0 is being designed specifically for OS X Lion and takes advantage of many of its new features....Our 2.0 release is making decent progress and we are in a fifth round of private testing. Once we start our public beta test, we will be announcing more details about our new Lion-enhanced app.
So we'll see if they match their promise this time. As for the 1.7 performance on Lion, I've yet to get it up & running. The Dropbox feature is nice, especially for iOS users.
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Lupowilk reviewed on 27 Jun 2011
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biggreydog reviewed on 03 Mar 2011
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lemon-kun reviewed on 08 Dec 2010
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Vinkri reviewed on 05 Dec 2010
I downloaded several trial versions: iBank, Money, iCash, Moneywell, Fortora Fresh Finance, SquirrelApp...
After really testing and trying to use them as I'd do every day, I shortlisted Moneywell and SquirrelApp.
The reason I chose Moneywell is simple: it is the only one providing an importing feature with an easy choice of date and amount formats.
Jumsoft's Money was OK until I tried to import a csv file: impossible to import a column showing positive and negative amounts: you have to separate them in the file before importing.
iBank is very good... but absolutely not user friendly (at least for me).
iCash was crap, from the beginning. Hate the interface and the buggy software.
Fortora Fresh Finance is very good. Almost bought it... but some bugs occured during my final tests...
Squirrel was great: cheap, user friendly and with a great feature: tags. Great for in depth budget analysis.
Importing was a pain, though: difficult to choose formats efficiently. Had to do imports all over again...
I tried many others, but deep testing only for these.
Moneywell was my choice and I don't regret it for a second.
Powerful, easy to use and very efficient. Great!
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Leonledragon rated on 08 Feb 2012
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