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money: make me an iPhone app!
Comment by melissa mercado — 4 September 2008 @ 7:18 AM
I too would love to see a Money iPhone counter part… which syncs data from my Mac to iPhone so I have all my finances on me at all time, allow me to make purchasing decisions based on the company budget, etc.
To be honest all your products would benefit from an iPhone counter part… especially Operation and Relationship.
Keep up the great work!
Comment by Jim Ericsson — 8 September 2008 @ 7:49 PM
One more thing… on a side note.
I think Jumsoft should put to a company/support forum so users can ask each other advice, questions of how to do things, and also allows prospective buys see how users of Jumsoft products are utilizing the apps and how effective they are.
I know a lot of people decide on apps based on recommendation and real life experiences… thats how i choose Money, was recommended to me.
Anyway, would be good to know if you are going to set up a forum.
Thanks
Comment by Jim Ericsson — 8 September 2008 @ 7:59 PM
Thanks for your feedback. We’ll try to make iPhone version asap.
And we’ll consider adding forum.
Comment by Martynas (Jumsoft) — 9 September 2008 @ 8:59 AM
For some time I’ve been seeking a replacement for MS Money - so I can stop using that annoying, desperately insecure virtual Windows emulator on my Leopard Mac. Money 3.0.4 looks convincing, but it seems the only way it will pick up my UK bank statements is if I first download them as Quicken OFX and then import them, first telling it the date format and then whether I want the name field as payee.
I appreciate this may look like a problem for the banks themselves, rather than for Jumsoft, but I reckon the UK market is pretty wide open to a product that would make this job a little less time-consuming.
Comment by David Maude — 13 September 2008 @ 2:13 PM
David,
In the current version you have to download info from your bank and then import it to Money. (You can use Money’s WebBank feature, but it works more or less the same as internal web browser).
Automatic statements downloads is in our future plans.
Comment by Martynas (Jumsoft) — 15 September 2008 @ 9:35 AM