WHAT’S NEW (version 6.2)
- retina support
- iCloud sync improved
- badge notifications
- launch time improved
- interface improvements (new reports design)
- embedded feedback & support
- duplicate entries processing when importing OFX files
- bugs fixed
We worked on the app improvement and we made several things better. We are proud to announce a new export feature and, what is more, new neat reports.
We’re announcing the release of the Debt End app to help you work out a fast and effective debt clearing strategy based on the successful Snowball Method – the most effective way to wipe out your debts. Debt End can track your borrowings, quickly show how much you owe, and suggest the best way to schedule repayments to beat the debts for good.
Checkbook HD is featured in “Staff Favorites” on the main screen of the AppStore:
Bills for iPad goes ON SALE. Bills for iPad Free to be released soon.
Money for Mac is a completely new app. The design reminds you of Money for iPad which many users love. I believe that it’s going to be a well-thought jaded app. Our first Mac app was released earlier this year (Bills for Mac). We gathered some feedback and determined to make the best out of it.
Recently we’ve released several new financial apps, and are planning to release more. Checkbook for iPad and Pay-Off Plan apps are now available for download, and a new 50% Sale announced for Money for iPad.
Today our new application Budgets for iPad (with Sync) has become available on the App Store. Why have we created it, and how is it different from Money for iPad and Bills for iPad?
Money for Android is available for download from Android Market. There is no direct link available, but you can search the Android market for iBearMoney. The application is available under the name “Money”, and there is iBearMoney mentioned in description.
