i've only just begun to play with this app but if you don't mind playing with it, it really is a good app and quite useable though not what one would call accessible. Not only are buttons not labelled - actually most of the buttons you can hear labels for are labeled but you won't hear "button" so you have to figure out that they can be pressed - but there are many places where you don't even find a button but just know something is there because you hear a sound as you come to it. This may be easier to detect with a keyboard but I wouldn't necessarily think one couldn't do this without one. It shows all your balances and you can find the transactions. You can budget and add transactions. You get email warnings though it's not clear to me if mint.com issues these on some basis or if they are tied in with the alerts on your accounts. It probably does more that I haven't discovered yet. Again, if you use this you will have to play with it but as far as I'm concerned it's a keeper. It isn't really exactly what I'd call a checkbook app but in some ways it's better and really is just what I wanted.
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