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1. #Money manager ex vs ynab android
2. #Money manager ex vs ynab software
3. #Money manager ex vs ynab Pc
4. #Money manager ex vs ynab windows

I can compare data across the years, the past 3 months, this month and the year to date. If I need to see my income vs expenses, there's another tab to click to see it too.

Straightway, I can see my networth displayed with superbly clean charts and nicely tabulated figures. I keyed in all my accounts in YNAB, including all the marked to market value of my various investment portfolio, insurance cash value, and all the shitloads of debts that I owed HDB. The YNAB app on mobile phones makes it very easy to key in transactions and it auto syncs. Though I'm not expecting much major changes going forward, it's still a nice feature to have knowing that any new way to partitioning your personal wealth is easily down with a click of a few buttons. But for now, I just have to key in the new changes, and everything else is taken care of. In the past, using spreadsheet, I've to comb though the worksheets of the previous months carefully. During the past one month of using the software, I had to do some major changes to my account. One of the good things I like about YNAB is that because it's all programmed nicely, it's exceedingly easier to change things and make sure that everything is still tallied. But I always say we can do better, that's why I did a system overhaul by adopting this new software. I guess this would take some time to adjust because as mentioned, I've never done budgeting before and I already knew roughly what my expenses are for different categories.

#Money manager ex vs ynab software

I realized that I'm using this software less like a budgeting software, but more like an accounting software, where all my transactions between accounts and cashflow in and out of accounts are recorded and kept track of. Nice clean interface makes you want to key in something! All the backup and data are placed in the dropbox, so you can start your YNAB budget from one of these autosaved points, which can be very handy in case something horrible happened that wiped out all your hard work in keeping tabs on your personal finance. The information between the app and the one in your computer can be synced using dropbox.

#Money manager ex vs ynab android

They also have a free android app (I checked, they have an app for iOS as well) that ties in very nicely with the software that is installed on your main computer.

You decide, at the start of the month, how much each dollar you would give to different envelopes, like food, entertainment, handphone bills etc. The nice interface makes me want to do this forever, not that I'm lacking in motivation. Call me shallow, but between a system that works 100% but is ugly and a system that works 90% but is pretty, I'll go for the second one. Secondly, it's lacking a graphical interface. Firstly, it's hard to reconcile bank statements. But there's a few things about my system that I don't like.

#Money manager ex vs ynab windows

If you can't get your hands on a Windows machine to get the key, let me know (ian AT ) and I'll see what I can do (it may take some time though).As you can see, I'm not so hot about changing a system that works for me and that I'm so comfortable in using.

#Money manager ex vs ynab Pc

I'm not sure why the "get CD key" button is even there, I'm not seeing it on my PC at all. It wasn't an easy decision, but it was one we had to make. So we decided to drop official support for it. Then when Adobe (who make the platform we develop on) stopped supporting Linux, it made it even harder for us to justify. We actually used to support Linux, but the tiny number of users we had made it really hard to support. I've read about this app before on several sites, but always shrugged it off because you lack Linux support.Ī friend of mine gifted this app to me though, which is why I'm trying really hard to get it to work. The reason you guys don't have Linux users is because you don't support Linux. If that button worked, I wouldn't need to grab a Windows machine to get my CD Key.

I noticed that Steam has a "get CD Key" button but it only displays the "Requesting CD Key" indefinitely. Originally posted by Nushio:Hi! I'm also trying to get this to work on Linux.