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Re: Show HN: Keep, an app that helps you love how you spend every dollar

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

The email address is @intuit.com, so I'm guessing it's related to mint.

http://moments.intuitlabs.com/ You would be correct.

Yep, this is a side project that a couple of us are working on but it has no integrations with the Mint product.

Re: Show HN: Keep, an app that helps you love how you spend every dollar

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post #25

I really really like it. I see the value and have signed up and added to my homescreen. Truly a great interface compared to typing out numbers. Also I really want to turn this into an iOS app! There's some cool stuff you can do with it natively, like add a buzz + sound when you save a buck, which sure would feel satisfying (ever used the task management app Clear?). Let me know if you wanna go that way and I'd be hap…

Awesome, I'm glad to hear you've found value in Keep! We're thinking about making it native and will be sure to let you know if/when we do.

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I opened this on my iPad expecting to find an app store link at their m.trykeep.com. I did not find one, instead I found a web page that kept asking me to touch and interact with it, but that barely wanted to react. I had to tap and hold 7 times to get the first "example" to work, and then closed it and gave up after 5 attempts on the second. I could not find it in the app store either, so is this a browser based sol…

We haven't built a native app just yet but we're thinking in that direction. If you have a chance to try it again open it up in safari or chrome on your phone. Thanks for being patient!

Re: Show HN: Keep, an app that helps you love how you spend every dollar

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I love the sentiment! I'll try this out when I have more time later, but I think it's worth noting that, of course, saving is only part of the equation. There is so much you can (and should) do to reduce expenses outside of the mundane day-to-day, as well! For great advice on pursuing financial independence or betterment, much of which has changed my life and habits, see: http://www.mrmoneymustache.com/ "Financial Fr…

I love MMM... his blog has created some inspiration for this app!

Re: Show HN: Keep, an app that helps you love how you spend every dollar

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I opened this on my iPad expecting to find an app store link at their m.trykeep.com. I did not find one, instead I found a web page that kept asking me to touch and interact with it, but that barely wanted to react. I had to tap and hold 7 times to get the first "example" to work, and then closed it and gave up after 5 attempts on the second. I could not find it in the app store either, so is this a browser based sol…

Thanks for the feedback! Eventually we would build this natively, but we wanted to get something out quick and dirty via mobile web just to see if theres any interest/value for users.

Re: Show HN: Keep, an app that helps you love how you spend every dollar

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I'm finding the terminology a little strange for this one.. "Helps you love how you spend every dollar"? While I get the gist of what you're saying, it makes my head hurt a little bit. Am on Android (Moto G) and every time I tapped the goal amount text box, it requested me to "Rotate device to portrait" despite my portrait lock being turned on, so was unable to add a goal amount. I like the idea of this app but not q…

There's a lot in this comment, so I'd like to explicitly second the bug report in here.

In Chrome on Android, it's impossible to complete the goal amount, so it's impossible to continue.

Re: Show HN: Keep, an app that helps you love how you spend every dollar

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post #30

This is a cool idea. My bank recently introduced a similar feature in their mobile app. You can move a small amount of money from your current account to your savings account in a couple of clicks (no need to log in): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=12xjelPXqWo

Awesome video, thanks for sharing! Looks like we aren't the first ones to build something for saving in the moment.

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post #20

Based on my experience at least, YNAB (You Need A Budget -- http://www.youneedabudget.com/ ) is the best budgeting software out there. It's a lot more complex than this, and unlike something like Mint it does require you to manually enter transactions. However, it is really the best interface I've found for setting a budget. Probably the best feature is that it can naturally incorporate overspending. If you set your…

My wife and I were discussing this a few weeks ago. If YNAB could automatically grab my bank transactions like Mint, I would be sold. I love their philosophy on budgeting.

Re: Show HN: Keep, an app that helps you love how you spend every dollar

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post #2

I'm finding the terminology a little strange for this one.. "Helps you love how you spend every dollar"? While I get the gist of what you're saying, it makes my head hurt a little bit. Am on Android (Moto G) and every time I tapped the goal amount text box, it requested me to "Rotate device to portrait" despite my portrait lock being turned on, so was unable to add a goal amount. I like the idea of this app but not q…

Thanks for the bug report, we are looking into it.

Re: Show HN: Keep, an app that helps you love how you spend every dollar

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post #5

I love the sentiment! I'll try this out when I have more time later, but I think it's worth noting that, of course, saving is only part of the equation. There is so much you can (and should) do to reduce expenses outside of the mundane day-to-day, as well! For great advice on pursuing financial independence or betterment, much of which has changed my life and habits, see: http://www.mrmoneymustache.com/ "Financial Fr…

I read that blog yesterday as it was mentioned on a different thread. It seems most of his advice is don't buy anything you literally don't need to survive. What's the point of living if you can't enjoy your life? You'll be a rich corpse, who cares? What am I missing?

Think I posted it.

MMM is like religion... take 10% of it to heart and you'll likely find something of use... throw the other 90% out.

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