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★ "Best iPhone apps" - CNN Money Magazine

★ 50 Most Useful iPhone Apps (Best Expenses App) - LAPTOP Magazine.

★ "Best iPhone Apps: Office and Personal Productivity" - PC World

★ "10 MustSee Finance Apps for the iPhone" - eWeek.com

★ "100 BEST IPHONE APPS FOR PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT" - Job Profiles.org

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Category:: Finance
Release Date:: Oct 08, 2011
Homepage:: http://www.fyimobilewa...
Publisher:: FYI Mobileware, Inc.
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Reviews

Excellent app, cust service; report needed

Bifocal Man

Version: 1.1

Excellent customer service and support to go along with the best iPhone app! My questions have been answered promptly by competent, caring support staff. The program is helping me to get a handle on my family's expenses. Easy to use in the stores where you spend the money, and excellent export feature to backup in Excel on your desktop at home. Please add a report summary for payment method (cash, credit, debit...). Then it would be even better.

For me it gets it right

Riled

Version: 1.0

This is an excellent program that gets the right balance between functionality and complexity--it gets the job done without being overly complex. It is well worth the money. There may be some more involved things that it doesn't do, but then that means that you are also more involved. I personally don't want to spend more time doing my expense report just so I can have a prettier pie chart on my computer, and as the saying goes: "A picture is worth a thousand words."

Fantastic!

TreoRenegade

Version: 1.1

I don't know which impresses me more: the fact that this a business app truly worthy of the name; the profound responsiveness of the development team to customer requests/concerns; the take-a-pic-of-the-receipt feature; the flash presentation at the site to break down main features so I know what's up BEFORE I buy; or the fact that it just works, smoothly and wonderfully. In any event, while it's a darn good app now, the features soon to be added (export to csv, mileage tracking component, and more) makes me downright giddy. I LOVE these folks!

Best Travel Expense App Yet! (Updated 8/25/08)

Digital Dude1

Version: 1.2

Ok, since I can’t give it more than 5-Stars, I suppose it’s time to ask for something big! How about a built-in currency converter for us international travelers? It’s a real pain to first use a converter App and then load the adjusted US~$ value into iXenpensIt. Yeah I know that’s a big to-do although it would really be a useable feature even if it were only updated once a day or so. On the more frivolous and easier side, how about some enhanced 3D bar/pie charts?

Great app and developer

parkstech

Version: 1.2

This app is great! I really like that it is very quick. You don't have to manually type in anything except for the price. Of course you have to type in the vendor if you want to add that field, but once you type "Target" once, it is always there. The graphs are great too! It gives you a quick rundown on all your spending. The reason I bought this app was becasue of the developer. I always read the reviews and look for requests. Then, if there is already an update, I read what was updated. The developer added almost all the requested features in just one update! He/she is paying attention to what everybody wants. Very very good!

sorry, but I am disappointed

Michael Lechar

Version: 2.5

I bought this app because of the numerous positive testimonials on the right, but WAY it is FAR not so good. I am sorry, developers, but it makes no sense in making an app that ONLY counts expenses. Where is the planning possibility? Where is the INCOME possibility? It very much looks like I am just here to spend something, and does not help me a bit to plan anything. I am very frustrated, and just lost 5 dollars for this app that works like an extended notepad. And now, when can I expect an update, which can give me all the missing features? I am very disappointed. Gonna try something else, hope it won't be SO elementary. One more time when I say to myself: do NOT buy anything without testing it. :(

Great APP! One Small Problem. I want to record what I plan to spend each month also.

bj85happybuyer

Version: 2.5.3

This is a great app. The one thing I would like to see added is an optional monthly planned budget distribution. What I mean by this is a budget that does not have you put in what you spend each day or even record what exactly it was. I mean a simple budget sheet where I can state what I plan to spend in each category. Like I give myself a thirty dollar a week entertainment budget. So I guess what I am saying is a budget of what I plan to spend not the actual events. It would just have to be simple even, but it would add so much.

Two words...

Robert Antonelli

Version: 4.9

iCloud sync. Nothing should be this complicated when it comes to backing up sensitive data like this. I use this app to file my income taxes and I would feel so much more confident in the backup/restore feature if it would use iCloud. Plus why not make the app one of those apps like pages, keynote, GarageBand, etc that when plugged into the computer you can remove and drop in the backup files? Just a thought. Either way with the latter, iCloud syncing is a must have feature.

I absolutely DESPISE this program...

Bobaloo 2010

Version: 4.9

I made the mistake of believing that many positive reviews meant that this program would work well for me. Does anybody in the "real world" actually care about VAT when they want to track basic income and expenses to try to get a "handle" on where their money goes so they have a starting point for setting up a budget? I am guessing that overpowering silence means extensive and unnecessary feature list ("featuritis") plus non-existent owner's manual equals ANNOYED (and non-repeat) CUSTOMERS. I think this app/program is a perfect example of what is wrong with so much software today!Bob Abner