Financier Forums

Any news? 

I'm in the same boat @ColinG ... I regitered for the trial of ynab now becouse @Alex slowed down the development (no mobile, no scheduled and no csv import). 

@Alex please you're very near at scheduled and csv import! For the mobile part a better responsive design can be a good alternative to the apps.

...do you read this blog article?
https://blog.financier.io/financier-data-format-docs-47b89d92761b

We know that for example "mobile transactions"  and "csv import" will not be around any time soon... but Financier.io data is "open" and can be used with external apps.

@Alex already said that for him the actual financier state is ok and the development is slowed down... many people asked him to opensource it... but how about make side opensource projects on GITHub based on financier data format to make some "addons" to it?

Take a look here for example:
http://mobileinputtypes.com/

Giving to the form field the exact types it will help (huge help!) people using financier.io on smartphone to input data in it.

I assume (and hope) this is a easy/fast job to do @Alex .

I think that "mobile" and "CSV import" (and maybe scheduled transactions) can make this project nearly complete 99% of the people, after those all the other features will be cherry on the cake.

Actually, for example, I can't use it (and I would like to use it and pay for it) because it lacks the CSV import feature. 

I agree

I know ynab but I never start to use it.
I would like to know some basic notions about how to use Financier so a Tutorial section or official documentation will be really useful.

WTF! 77k? how many rooms/square feet?

At the end of 2009 I spent 200k â,¬ for an apartment in Italy (860 square feet).

US is that cheaper?

I'm feeling well but it will be better if Alex include a link to https://discuss.financier.io/index.php?action=recent in the forum menu up there  .

I can't vote because I need CSV import as my bank doesn't support .ofx/.qif



I will subscribe after CSV import will be implemented