It has been coded in java, so that means that should work with almost any existing mobile phone out there, doesn’t matter how old is it

For more details and download please visit:

http://code.google.com/p/money-trackin-j2me/

Our idea is to keep Moneytrackin’ always free, but it’s complicated considering the current global economic situation. That’s why we are introducing advertisements for testing purposes in order to check how they perform, and see if we can cover some basic expenses such as the servers’ monthly cost.

Hope it doesn’t get too annoying, of course if you have something to say don’t hesitate to tell us!

Thank you and Happy new year to everyone ! And keep managing your finances with our tool, you’ll see how it’s going to help you recover from the christmas overspending

– The Moneytrackin’ team

You can download it for free on this link or under the financial category of the appstore.

The iPhone client allows you to check your Moneytrackin’ accounts wherever you are, and also enter new earnings or expenses very easily.

Screenshots:

Norma 43 (also known as Cuaderno 43) is a widely used financial format in Spain. Most of spanish bank allow their customers to download his financial data in this format, and as we are spaniards we’re very proud to support it.

Qif is a common financial format for personal finances applications (originally developed by Intuit Quicken). As of today Moneytrackin’ accepted QIF files in his 2001 version, but from now on also will accept QIF 99, an old format but also widely used.

If you find an incompatibility with any of the import formats don’t hesitate to contact us at contact@moneytrackin.com and we’ll do our best to improve the import process of any financial file you may have.

Edit: There is a step by step tutorial showing the whole import process on the cofounder’s personal blog (in spanish)

One is a new field on the account creation that lets you define a starting balance so that the newly created account show its real & up to date value.

The other enhancement is the possibility to browse through all months’ limits and their value in either past, current or future months. This way our users can keep a better track of their budgets by knowing which percentage they have spent or will spend on a particular tag.

Thanks to all users who sent their feedback on these!

But today we’ve added a new feature to help on that process: Automated tagging

Using this new form you can set up as many filters as you want. Each filter consists in a text and a tag, and once you begin the importing process the app scans all description fields and if any of the filters matches then it add the specified tag.

In the above example all imported transactions containing the texts ‘gas station’ or ‘tesco’ would get tagged with ‘car’ and ‘groceries’ as appropriate. The match is performed in a case-insensitive manner (doesn’t distinguish between uppercase and lowercase).

Big thanks to everyone involved!

We would to thank everyone involved with our project for helping us improve and grow day after day.

In our 1st birthday we said that we had 147,500 entered transactions. Well, right now we have over 3,750,000 which means that our usage has grown 25x since last year. Same happens with our international (we have users from 28 diff countries) user base.

Thank you very much for your support and keep using moneytrackin!

– The Moneytrackin’ team

Monthly advise

Every first of month we are going to give you a new automatic generated report with custom advise for you based on your current spending habits.

There you’ll be able to see how are you performing compared to previous months, and if you’re either saving or spending more money than usual. You can compare your spending habits with the community’s average too, and also see relevant tips that will help you improve your money usage and grow your wealth.

Each month’s generated reports are archived and remain fully browseable

Community averages

Here you can compare your spending on any particular subject with the current community average, or find out what is people spending on what just out of curiosity.

Be careful, it’s addictive

You’ll find both features under the Community tab, hope you enjoy them!