Thank you. I do appreciate your understanding of the AppStore
idiosyncrasies.
Peace,
Kevin Hoctor
ke...@nothirst.com
No Thirst Software LLC
http://nothirst.com
http://kevinhoctor.blogspot.com
On Mar 30, 2009, at 12:00 AM, canisreevus wrote:
>
> Not to mention the hurricane that delayed 1.4 a
Not to mention the hurricane that delayed 1.4 as well. There was no
definitive release date implied in his posts. Anyways... Kevin, I
just wanted to let you know how great MoneyWell is and how
appreciative I am that you still manage to provide quick and
informative posts here in the user group.
On Mar 28, 2009, at 7:34 PM, Daniel wrote:
> Not to start an argument, but I wanted to clear something up. You did
> submit a post to this very forum talking about the iPhone app possibly
> being out last year. Here is the text from that post:
Daniel,
Yes, but that was very dependent on 1.4 sh
Kevin,
Not to start an argument, but I wanted to clear something up. You did
submit a post to this very forum talking about the iPhone app possibly
being out last year. Here is the text from that post:
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On Jul 21, 2008, at 10:06 PM, Daniel wrote
I'm sure Kevin doesn't mind if we write scripts to extract data from
the MoneyWell file so long as they don't WRITE anything into the file
and we don't get any unrealistic expectations that future versions of
MoneyWell won't cause them to break :)
I'll start another post with details of what I di
I'd love to see it as well. I've been spending a few minutes here and
there trying to figure out the SQL but haven't been successful. I'm
sure Kevin just loves the fact his users are trying to reverse-
engineer his database schema. We're probably getting little stars by
our names right n
Lance, that is awesome.
I work for a telecommunications company developing custom financial
tools for strictly internal use. I just finished up a three three
project creating an application that was run in production a grand
total of one time! and will never be used again. Of course, it
>
> Hi Lance - Any chance of getting a copy of your script?
>
I'm not big AppleScript guy, so my script is actually written in Perl
and uses a couple non-standard modules. In addition, it requires you
to have sqlite installed on your system, Postfix locally configured to
send outgoing messages,
> I've now got a script I can run whenever I update MoneyWell that will
> grab the list of buckets and their current balance and email that off
> to both me and my wife so we always have the latest balances on our
> iPod Touches.
Hi Lance - Any chance of getting a copy of your script? If it is
I haven't felt adventurous enough to modify the DB with a script as
I'm pretty sure I would unknowingly screw up some relationship
MoneyWell depends on and hose my data file. My query for getting
bucket balances is probably also more complex than it needs to be, but
I had to make some assumptions
On Mar 26, 2009, at 10:34 PM, Lance wrote:
> I just realized the MoneyWell data file is simply a SQLite database.
> Assuming you have sqlite installed and some DB knowledge, it's fairly
> straightforward to determine the balance of each bucket and extract
> that into a more portable format.
>
> I
I just realized the MoneyWell data file is simply a SQLite database.
Assuming you have sqlite installed and some DB knowledge, it's fairly
straightforward to determine the balance of each bucket and extract
that into a more portable format.
I've now got a script I can run whenever I update MoneyW
I use my MacBook at the office to earn a living, at home to have fun,
and on the bus (sorry no trains where I live) to manage my personal
business (MW included). My wife, my three teenagers (not the seven
year old) and myself all have iPhones. I use several iPhone financial
applications at work:
On Mar 25, 2:05 pm, quixopix wrote:
> Thanks Patrick ...another proven MoneyWell user that needs to run
> portably! Whoa ha ha ha!only you have a MBP, the rest, the silent
> majority of new buyers are iphone and ipod touch users.
>
> Carry around a laptop in the store? Dont think so.
>
> V3
On Mar 25, 2009, at 5:05 PM, quixopix wrote:
> P.S. I havent installed Ca Ching on my desktop yet, I'm a moneywell
> user thats fed up listening to all you desktop users. Like I said I
> may switch soon. I have been patiently waiting silent for a long
> time.
Are you still here? I thought
Thanks Patrick ...another proven MoneyWell user that needs to run
portably! Whoa ha ha ha!only you have a MBP, the rest, the silent
majority of new buyers are iphone and ipod touch users.
Carry around a laptop in the store? Dont think so.
V3 of the iphone operating system app, will basical
On Mar 25, 1:31 pm, quixopix wrote:
> So hang onto your library cards folks, I got a train to catch.
Dude, are you on some sort of medication. Because if you're not then I
can recommend some that might help.
You're acting like Kevin has said that he intends on never releasing
an iPhone app. H
I guess I fail to see why entering transactions on the go is such a
critical feature unless you pay for everything with cash.
If you use debit/credit cards to pay for everything, there really is
no need to enter transactions on the go since it's being tracked
automatically for you by your bank an
On Wed, Mar 25, 2009 at 3:31 PM, quixopix wrote:
>
> Your basing your 3 posts on the fact the software only runs connected
> to your house like a ball and chain. Right now MoneyWell is a desktop
> ONLY app and all the other people are buying products that work
> portably, you just dont see it ca
On Mar 25, 2009, at 4:31 PM, quixopix wrote:
>
> So hang onto your library cards folks, I got a train to catch.
Don't let the door hit you in the ass on the way out.
-Trish (doesn't own a desktop, uses a laptop for everything, still
doesn't care about an iPhone app even though I own an iPhone
Your basing your 3 posts on the fact the software only runs connected
to your house like a ball and chain. Right now MoneyWell is a desktop
ONLY app and all the other people are buying products that work
portably, you just dont see it cause you run on the desktop only and
those new customers are
On Wed, Mar 25, 2009 at 2:58 PM, quixopix wrote:
>
> MoneyWell 3 or 6 months ago worked well, why the focus fell on
> continuing development I'll never know. But I do know I mentioned to
> Kevin to spend less time answering posts and focus on a portable
> application. The growth is in the abili
On Mar 25, 2009, at 3:58 PM, quixopix wrote:
> A link to a portable app is paramount. As it stands now its March and
> I'm now 3 month behind with the feature clan constantly asking for
> more goo on the desktop app. Im forced to consider other options that
> give me very basic functions this d
On Mar 25, 2009, at 2:58 PM, quixopix wrote:
> Follow the money!
I prefer to make sure our customers are well taken care of. The
changes made to MoneyWell over the past few months were critical to
implementing and improving direct connect banking.
The iPhone version will be out soon enough
MoneyWell 3 or 6 months ago worked well, why the focus fell on
continuing development I'll never know. But I do know I mentioned to
Kevin to spend less time answering posts and focus on a portable
application. The growth is in the ability to record your purchases at
the store and have that data
> It's a fact of life as a developer that every product that you ship is
> judged based on what every user individually expects. For every person
> like you who would be happy with a list of bucket amounts, there are
> 10 that would complain that the MoneyWell app on the iPhone sucks
> because it
I like the ability of Cha-Ching to detect your location, and
automatically start the transaction for that location. Great time
saver. Hopefully Moneywell Mobile will incorporate that feature. Until
Moneywell Mobile, I'll be a happy Cha-Ching customer.
On Mar 24, 2:40 pm, quixopix wrote:
> Ca-chi
On Mar 24, 2009, at 5:04 PM, Lance wrote:
> I'm not sure what the timeline for 1.5 is, but hopefully it isn't as
> far off as the iPhone app ...
The 1.5 release is actually designed to support the iPhone version.
They will appear around the same time.
There is a bucket balance report planned
On Mar 24, 2009, at 4:40 PM, quixopix wrote:
> Ca-ching has come out with their iPhone or iPod app and I see it
> rising sharply.
> I too have watched and waited, finding other apps that almost work
> with moneywell but don't
>
> I think a bunch of time and opportunity has been squandered
> Focus
I agree with Kevin that releasing a simple iPhone app that only had
bucket balances would be disappointing for many users (although less
so if it were free).
However, given MoneyWell's focus on only spending what you have in a
bucket, it seems that an easy way to export your bucket balances to
ha
Ca-ching has come out with their iPhone or iPod app and I see it
rising sharply.
I too have watched and waited, finding other apps that almost work
with moneywell but don't
I think a bunch of time and opportunity has been squandered
Focused on answering and perfecting other things.
It's too bad
On Mar 24, 2009, at 2:59 PM, Druzyne wrote:
> I believe a very limited version 1.0 mobile app would make a lot of
> lives so much easier, and the earlier availability date would greatly
> offset any lacking features. Could you please explain to someone who's
> not an Objective-C developer why som
I would agree with Lance that there are a very limited number of
features in an iPhone app that would provide 80% of the benefit to
MoneyWell users. I'm one of those people using Notes to keep the
amounts in my Bucket List (hahaha) with me, and it's painful, but
necessary. Besides this synced list
The iPhone/iPod app sounds great and I can't wait to try it out, but
honestly something as simple as a way to easily export your list of
buckets and their current balances and then get this onto your iPhone/
iPod Touch would probably be sufficient to hold most of us over.
According to another thr
On Mar 24, 2009, at 12:13 PM, Daniel wrote:
> Boy, after making us wait almost a full year for the mobile app, it
> will have to walk on water. :)
>
> Thanks for the ETA. I'm wondering why you couldn't release the app
> sooner, then release an update after iPhone 3.0.
Hi Dan,
Please don't set
On Tue, Mar 24, 2009 at 12:13 PM, Daniel wrote:
>
> Kevin,
>
> Boy, after making us wait almost a full year for the mobile app, it
> will have to walk on water. :)
>
> Thanks for the ETA. I'm wondering why you couldn't release the app
> sooner, then release an update after iPhone 3.0.
I figure s
Kevin,
Boy, after making us wait almost a full year for the mobile app, it
will have to walk on water. :)
Thanks for the ETA. I'm wondering why you couldn't release the app
sooner, then release an update after iPhone 3.0.
Dan
On Mar 24, 7:09 am, Kevin Hoctor wrote:
> On Mar 23, 2009, at 5:37
On Mar 24, 2:09 pm, Kevin Hoctor wrote:
> On Mar 23, 2009, at 5:37 PM, hmurchison wrote:
>
> > Perhaps you could utilize the location aware features to send off an
> > alert/alarm that
> > prevents me from walking into retail shops with computer or HDTV gear
> > so that I don't
> > risk breakin
On Mar 23, 2009, at 5:37 PM, hmurchison wrote:
> Perhaps you could utilize the location aware features to send off an
> alert/alarm that
> prevents me from walking into retail shops with computer or HDTV gear
> so that I don't
> risk breaking my budget LOL.
>
> Seriously though I hope there's som
Kevin
Perhaps you could utilize the location aware features to send off an
alert/alarm that
prevents me from walking into retail shops with computer or HDTV gear
so that I don't
risk breaking my budget LOL.
Seriously though I hope there's some stuff in SDK 3.0 that has you
chomping at the bit
to
On Mar 22, 2009, at 8:24 PM, Price wrote:
> I always hate the people that ask these questions...so sorry.
>
> Is there any sort of release date for the MoneyWell iphone app? Even
> a Q2 or Q3 number would be great.
>
> I have loved using MoneyWell so far and am dying to keep track of my
> bucket
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