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With CheckBook, easily and simply manage your personal checking accounts.
A paper check register can't categorize your transactions or report cash flow over time, and it'll never balance itself. That's where we come in. Introducing CheckBook 2, the powerfully simple personal finance manager. Precisely manage your finances
A paper check register can't categorize your transactions or report cash flow over time, and it'll never balance itself. That's where we come in. Introducing CheckBook 2, the powerfully simple personal finance manager. Precisely manage your finances
- Find transactions with simple searches or dozens of powerful criteria
- Reconcile your accounts to the penny
- Schedule transactions that repeat periodically, like monthly bills and
What's New
Version 2.5.4:
New features:
New features:
- Preference to quit when Accounts document is closed.
- Enhanced QuickFilter user interface.
- Now restores the previous selection when QuickFilter options are cleared.
- Minor user interface enhancements.
- Minor Accounts document improvements.
Requirements
Intel/PPC, OS X 10.5 or later
Intel/PPC, OS X 10.5 or later
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| Downloads:37,588 |
| Version Downloads:571 |
| Type:Home Personal : Personal Finance |
| License:Demo |
| Date:30 Oct 2013 |
| Platform:PPC 32 / Intel 32 / OS X |
| Price: $14.95 |
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With CheckBook, easily and simply manage your personal checking accounts.
A paper check register can't categorize your transactions or report cash flow over time, and it'll never balance itself. That's where we come in. Introducing CheckBook 2, the powerfully simple personal finance manager. Precisely manage your finances
A paper check register can't categorize your transactions or report cash flow over time, and it'll never balance itself. That's where we come in. Introducing CheckBook 2, the powerfully simple personal finance manager. Precisely manage your finances
- Find transactions with simple searches or dozens of powerful criteria
- Reconcile your accounts to the penny
- Schedule transactions that repeat periodically, like monthly bills and paychecks
- Track cash flow over time with customizable reports so you can see where your money came from and where it's going
- Strong support for OFX, QFX, QIF, CSV, and Text
- Import from Quicken Essentials for Mac
- Sync with other users on a local network
- Sync with iCloud, when used on OS X Mountain Lion
- Manage accounts in multiple currencies
- Transfer funds between accounts without creating two transactions
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briankloskehotmailcom1445 reviewed on 27 Jun 2013
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Creepster reviewed on 02 Jun 2013
But then, version 2.5.1 came out and the program kept crashing and I was worried that all my work was gone and I wouldn't be able to use this program again. A quick email was sent again and they fixed the crashing problem. Great program and greater developer support. You can't go wrong.
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Vague_Logic reviewed on 10 Aug 2008
After searching reviews I narrowed the choice down to three products. Checkbook looked the simplest and was least expensive; on that basis I decided to try it first. I actually bought the Pro version as it was still less expensive than the competition. My only concerns were that it might mess up imports from Quicken and be a bit light-weight.
As it turned out I was wrong on both points. The QIF file import worked near perfectly even sorting out the UK date format correctly. Only the "Type" of payment failed to come over although cheque numbers did. Even with several years of transactions, I was able to manually populate this field using the selection, sorting, and multiple record update features of Checkbook Pro.
The interface is brilliantly straightforward, the help has always pointed me in the right direction and I find it much quicker to use than Quicken. The only shortcoming is on the reporting side if you need that. It does summaries but is not as comprehensive as much more expensive rivals. I'm not worried as what I want and maybe this will come with updates.
Don't pay anymore for personal finance software buy this and give the developer a boost by getting the Pro version.
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Skyhorse reviewed on 26 Oct 2007
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crucial reviewed on 19 Jun 2007
Behaves as you would expect it to, its stable, easy to use, has a totally consistent interface. To be recommended, especially at the price of $18 and often on 'special' for less.
The search, or filter is incredible allowing you to see in an instant what you have spent in any time period, or on any type of transaction.
A few issues though.
1. The icons have to be some of the ugliest I have ever seen on a mac app.
2. Updates are very slow. 2.0 has been promised as any day now for over 9 months.
3. The simplicity of the app creates problems as it is lacking some refinement. This would be ok in a 1.0, but not a 1.8 that has been out for 3 plus years and is still not at 2.0.
4. Types have to be set in each accounts preferences individually, and have to be added twice for deposit and withdrawal. They also can not be copied from account to account. Splits are very primitive, to the point that they are basically useless.
5. Transactions are color coded, but with only three colors it is impossible to see if a transfer is a deposit or withdrawal.
6. Missing the ability to turn columns on and off. All your accounts including loans and credit cards have a check column even though these account types do not normally have checks.
7. Not enough keyboard equivalents means that you are constantly moving from mouse to keyboard while reconciling.
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onamac reviewed on 10 Apr 2007
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Anonymous reviewed on 02 Mar 2005
I downloaded a bunch of shareware financial applications and I'm going with yours for now. [...] You guys obviously know what you're doing. [...] The only financial application interface I really liked previously was Pocket Quicken for my Newton. Yours seems clearer even than that.
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A first look at the application betrays a good practical knowledge of interface design on your part; clearly raised, sensibly sized buttons with good labels, consistency with other OS X metaphors etc. This application started behaving as I expected it to the moment I used it. I look forward to using CheckBook more.
Thank you,