New Personal Financial Manager for Palm Announced
SplashData, Inc. today announced SplashMoney, a personal finance application that allows users to manage their finances while on the go. It is an electronic checkbook and credit card register that allows users to record transactions, track account balances, reconcile bank statements, generate cash flow analysis reports and manage finances. SplashMoney may be used stand-alone on a handheld or as a companion to desktop software such as Quicken or Microsoft Money. It is available now for $20 and a fully functional 30-day trial version is also available.
“Palm has demonstrated technology that will allow users to purchase items electronically with a Palm OS handheld by beaming transactions wirelessly,” said John Chaffee, President of SplashData. “SplashMoney is the first of a broad line of products from SplashData that leverage Palm’s vision of turning your handheld into a virtual wallet. From electronic checkbook and credit card registers to personal identification cards and shopping lists, SplashData is well positioned to be the leading provider of virtual wallet products and services.”
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Ultrasoft Money and Pocket Quicken are much better
As my own observation, I don't think Anonymous poster's comment of "unless you use Quicken" was intended to slight users of Quicken, or impress on others that it is a less popular product (after all, the sales figures for Quicken do not lie). However, I'm guessing (can't acutally speak for the poster) that the comment was merely to mention that Ultrasoft Money is a great product if you use Microsoft Money, as the Ultrasoft product is not compatible with Quicken.
It's very fortunate that Microsoft Money users have a great PalmOS companion program (Ultrasoft Money), and that Intuit Quicken users do as well (Pocket Quicken). I have a feeling that it will take something short of a revolutionary product (which SplashMoney is not) to get Ultrasoft Money and Pocket Quicken users to sway from their current programs.
QIF files? Eeeewwww!
RE: QIF files? Eeeewwww!
RE: QIF files? Eeeewwww!
I use one called Pocket Money from catamount software and it also has a conduit to Quicken or MS Money.
It's pretty nice, been using it a while.
RE: QIF files? Eeeewwww!
This program only exports to qif files where pocketquicken will sync directly with quicken. Check your facts before posting.
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like the idea of being able to reconcile statements on a palm only system. With my Palm 500, expansion card back-up, I am almost ready to give up my PC!
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Sorry...
Unless, you are using Quicken, which in then... I couldn't help you. SplashMoney has mono-directional input and lacks a lot in the interface. Sorry, but no thanks.