Chronicle Pro
9.1.1
Chronicle Pro
9.1.1Manage your billing cycles and payments.
Overview
You need Chronicle if you pay bills. It gives you the peace of mind of never having to worry about whether you paid a bill again.
Even if you use another finance application for general finance, you need Chronicle. One late payment can wreak havoc on your credit score, leading to higher interest rates and denied loans-- in short, completely affecting your financial life.
That's why you need Chronicle. Chronicle will remind you when your bills are due, even when it isn't running. And in just a few minutes a month, you can handle everything related to paying your bills.
- Never forget a bill - get reminded when your bills are due with alerts that can be synced to your iPhone and across all your Macs, even when Chronicle isn't running.
- Easily pay your bills online using Chronicle's integrated browser, or your default browser.
- Keep proof of all your payments - store confirmation numbers and receipts right in Chronicle, so you always have proof of your payments.
- Get reminders in your notification center and put bills on your calendar. Chronicle can remind you via notification center on Mountain Lion, and on all Macs, can add your bills to your calendar so you can visually see when they are due.
What's new in Chronicle Pro
Version 9.1.1:
New:
- Status Bar icon can now be displayed in orange or red when bills are due soon or overdue (turned on by default, but this option can be turned off in Preferences if you prefer the black or white menu bar)
Improved:
- Chronicle's overall menu bar appearance has been improved and modernized
- Chronicle's notification center widget now displays in the correct dark or light mode in Mojave
Fixed:
- Reports graph could get cut off when window was resized.
- Several other minor bug fixes
Chronicle Pro Screenshots
$19.99
App requirements:
- Intel 64
- OS X 10.10.0 or later
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It is you who made the decision to be afraid of using cloud services.
Be afraid if you choose, but that does not make Chronicle "...Useless with iOS app" except for you. For the rest of us, it is VERY useful to be able to sync with either iCloud or Dropbox.
It is you who chose to blindly trust and who is so pushy to conclude that Im the only one who is not happy with the syncing options. Not everyone exposes their private info to unknown and to not 100% secured. Imposing rather then letting people to control their everyday life is WRONG.
To delete an app that I have paid for both iOS and OS version? Good joke. Not to mention investing my time to input my data and to rely on something that initally promissed me local syncing and later to remove it because its not convenient for developer to keep it.
I do not understand why do users who are willing to put their personal data on someones server are the most upset with my comments? Are you working for Chronicle? You should have 1Password people as an example of what good company does - listens to their customers.
So, the more you try to silence us, the more Im convinced that you have interest in this company.
As for Chronicle, I use Quicken (ugh), but together with Chronicle I can keep up, even ahead, of what is due or coming up. I really couldn't function without it, and recommend it wholeheartedly.
I have had some support help with the developer in the past. He's a one-person operation, but still very responsive to his customers.
Then you wouldn't need to "freak" when something is mistakenly deleted (as long as it's on a RECENT backup).
If you haven't been backing up, let this be a lesson for you on why you need to start doing so IMMEDIATELY.
You need to think about what you'd do if your home burned down or someone stole your computer. I keep several backups and two are in different off-site locations.
Maybe consider an online backup service if you don't have extra drives available.
I could use more than one app to accomplish many tasks, but I prefer to use one if possible. Why should I use Disk Utility to repair permissions, TechTool to repair and Drive Genius to partition when I could simply use Disk Utility for all of it?
Unlike Thephoenix, I'm just a "regular" guy with credit card bills and other bills to pay, about 8 per month right now.
Frankly, I'm surprised that someone with such complex needs would use such a simple app instead of one of the full-featured ones like iBank.
I don't use any other financial software and would often forget when things were due or if/when I'd paid something.
So I'd have to go online to my bank and log in, then look through the recent activity or past statements to check if I'd actually paid a bill or forgotten it. And sometimes I'd have to go to the cc website to look too.
It's faster and more convenient to open Chronicle and I can see ALL the bills at once instead of checking several websites.
I keep it closed when I'm not using it, so the notifications are extremely helpful for reminding me that a bill is due soon. It has its flaws, but it suits my needs and the price is right.
Many of the apps I looked at were overkill for what I want - I don't need graphs, budgets or syncing with my bank, I just need something to remind me when bills are due and to keep track of the payment history.
My short reply sorta turned into a review but I can't post a rating here, so I may have to use this reply for an actual review in the future.