Another long-awaited feature added! Just click on the new toolbar icon ( ) to open the transfer form:

Edit: Added a ‘date’ field

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Our main domain & DNS provider (domainsite.com) is down, so some of our domains are not accessible (moneytrackin.com/.net/.org).

For the time being you can access moneytrackin through the old address: http://mo.neytrack.in (it’s on a different DNS server)

We apologize for any inconvenience this may produce, but we have no way of knowing how long it will last.

Edit: The DNS is up again. We are setting up a backup DNS provider in order to avoid this situation next time

We have finished the operating via e-mail feature, that will be very handy for all those brackberry / mobile email users out there.

Each user has an unique and easy-to-remember random email address showd up on the user preferences window. These address should be kept private, and it can be regenerated at any time if you think that someone does also know it. You can see it on the user preferences window, and you can also get a new one from there if you think that someone else knows your address.

Making a request

You need to send a text-only (no html) e-mail to your private password specifying your username on the subject (this is for security reasons), and the request itself goes into the message body with the following format:

For example, in order to make a valid insert request we would send an email to our private address with our username as the subject and then we would entere the following text in the message body:

insert
main
Car repair: disc brake pads replacement
-587.23
now
car unexpected

Important: For security reasons we only reply at correct “get balance” requests. We don’t reply with any message neither if the operation has finished successfull or not.
Edit: We think that the private address - username pair is strong enough so anybody couldn’t guess it randomly, so now you’ll get an info reply just after your request had been processed.

We’ve developed another long-awaited request from our users: Click on the toolbar’s new icon ( ), specify a date range and some tags

and you’ll get a graph like this:

The old-and-ugly charts has been replaced by these:

The charts are now flash-based, and it means that you can rotate them and interact in many ways with them. Come on, try them out!

p.d: The old ones will still appear on the reports in case you choose the option “display graphics”

We have added a new format to our import feature: .qif files from Quicken.

Quicken is a widely used offline personal finance manager.

Now it’s easier to switch to the online accounting and start tracking your expenses anytime, anywhere!

This feature isn’t mature yet, please report us any trouble you may find with it to bugs@moneytrackin.com