The New YNAB Is Here
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The New YNAB Is Here
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Re: The New YNAB Is Here
#2Do they no longer do the desktop client?
Re: The New YNAB Is Here
#3Do they no longer do the desktop client?
The page answers that:
> Will there be a desktop app for the new YNAB?
> Yes. It’s on our roadmap as one of our first major initiatives.
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#4The new YNAB is a $50/year subscription vs $60 to buy a copy of YNAB 4 (now called classic).
YNAB 4 has been out for at least three years with no major updates. If find it hard to fathom how they can charge that much. $20/year I could understand...but $60?
I'll check out the new YNAB because I'm curious, but I plan to keep using YNAB 4.
Re: The New YNAB Is Here
#5The new YNAB is a $50/year subscription vs $60 to buy a copy of YNAB 4 (now called classic). YNAB 4 has been out for at least three years with no major updates. If find it hard to fathom how they can charge that much. $20/year I could understand...but $60? I'll check out the new YNAB because I'm curious, but I plan to keep using YNAB 4.
> If find it hard to fathom how they can charge that much. $20/year I could understand...but $60?
I look at it the other way. Products don't usually charge enough to survive. Charge more, and survive, or die quickly from freeloaders. Shut up and take my money!
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#6here's some context from the founder at a self-funded startups microconference: https://vimeo.com/95653848
Re: The New YNAB Is Here
#7Do they no longer do the desktop client?
The page answers that: > Will there be a desktop app for the new YNAB? > Yes. It’s on our roadmap as one of our first major initiatives.
But it's a subscription desktop app that accesses their cloud offering.
Why? Because Jesse says files are too hard; despite that being how YNAB classic works.
So... probably not what you've expected.
Re: The New YNAB Is Here
#8What is a good replacement for YNAB?