Applications for iPhone and iPod touch
RunningTotal
Thor Jupiter is in the house.
RunningTotal is a fast, robust and legible tool for keeping track of financial accounts. These could be bank debit card accounts, checking accounts, credit cards, expense accounts, or anything else that requires you to keep a record of money going in or going out. It is reliable, and it is private. Your data is yours, unless you choose to email it to someone else.
RunningTotal was designed for flexibility. YOU decide how the account info should be displayed, both in the summary screen and in the detail screens. With a best-in-class integrated help system, and a collection of sample tables provided with the app, you'll be off to a flying start. Why should you have to say, "What's supposed to happen?" We want to anticipate the question and answer it before you ask.
A brief listing of some other features:
- the best, most intuitive numeric data entry keypad on the planet.
- integrated automatic internal backup system that detects database errors and corrects them, and lets you know when there might be a problem.
- not the usual dry narration.
- a storage area for accounts that haven't been accessed recently, so that you don't have to delete them to reduce the inevitable clutter.
- edit dates whenever you like, for current or past transactions.
- display of account limits (e.g. credit card limits) in both the detail screens and the main account display screen if you choose.
- an in-app email system for mailing tables to an address of your choosing, with Preview option and status display.
- an attention to detail that borders on neurotic. There is blood on every half-pixel.
In testing with hundreds of users, RunningTotal usually generated an "Aha!" Nothing could make us happier. It's what we wanted, and we hope you enjoy it too.
We drum to the beat of a different marcher. Every time we start RunningTotal, we smile. You will too. How about that.
Come with us. This is software you keep.
Click here to buy RunningTotal
Call Now
Call Now is useful for those times when you don't want to mess around with the phone number Favorites list. For example, you could be jogging, driving, or riding your bicycle on the freeway. Somebody could be chasing you. Or, you could have the double-click on your iPhone's home button set to go somewhere other than accessing your Favorites list, such as Home or the iPod app.
Okay, knock it off (sounds of intense struggle, crossed swords, fisticuffs, and all that.) Call Now has become a niche application at this point in time. When it was first released, there were a few hundred iPhone apps, and Call Now was (in our opinion) "best in breed" -- there really wasn't any other sufficiently-awesome competition for what it did, and for how well it did what it does. We promised original purchasers of Call Now that we would support it until the cows came home, and we stand by that -- we will continue to support it.
