Looks nice! Have you thought about adding screenshots on the landing page (maybe one each for "Log Expenses", "Tag Expenses" and "Analyse Expenses")?<p>I think a lot of people would like to see what the app might look like before giving away their email address.
Well I can tell you what I didn't like from the moment I saw the web page: I can't see or use the app in any way before I even register. As some random visitor coming to your site, why would I bother doing that, when I have no idea what to expect from signing-up (other than a bunch of words on a page, which I just skipped looking for the app screenshots/demo).
The biggest suggestion I could offer would be to give your potential customers a reason to use it - ask them a question on the conversion page that qualifies them as a customer - i.e. "Want to spend your money more effectively?" or "Want to cut down on the amount of time you spend tracking corporate expenses?" or something similar. As is, the site kinda assumes that <i>everyone</i> has the problem you are trying to solve, which has the affect of making it appeal to "no one". Be more explicit about the problem you'd like to solve in your copy and it will boost user confidence immensely and get many more of them to the point where they will want to try your service.
I like it! Very simple and easy to use.<p>Since I don't have any expenses I have to track for accounting purposes, I'm looking at this as a tool to track my own expenditure so as to help improve my spending habits. I realise the focus might be different so my suggestion may be useless to you!<p>What would be really useful to me would be reminders and notifications. With developing habits like this, I have a very hard time unless I'm constantly reminded. Like I take my lunch on weekdays at 12pm, so a reminder at half 12 or 1 would have me enter my lunch expenses. This could be further enhanced if you had a mobile app that used push notifications. This would be essential for me to develop the habit of doing it.
Congrats for creating such a simple (but useful!) tool for the masses. I have found some bugs however:<p>- If I enter a nonnumeric value in the expense field it doesn't complain but enters the detail as 0$ and tag details. It would create some mishap in the mobile devices.<p>- If I enter a numeric value and don't fill the tag and explanation fields the system reenters last valid value. For example if I entered $1234 and home as the tag it will repeat if I enter 200 for the amount and erased the autofilled home tag.<p>- There isn't a way to delete/edit previous entries. I should be able to delete them at least...<p>Apart from these little stuff the system rocks. :) Keep up the good work, mate.
First of all, I want to congratulate you for actually shipping, and dare show it here on Hacker News.<p>However, I can't consider this an MVP. Sure it is minimal, but it is barely usable as it is right now. I'd like a datepicker, instead of writing the date by hand, and I'd like to be able to have a suggestion of tags I used in the past. I'd like to have the enter key submit the form. Such small details that would add great value.<p>Moreover, I expected the Day, Week, Month filter to show me only the expenses in that time frame, instead of just the total changing.<p>Keep it up! Very good job overall.
Had this problem recently and solved it by creating a Google Drive form connected to a spreadsheet, saving what expense and how much it was. Then bookmarked the form on my iPhone homescreen. Nice to have a secret url for collecting data without having to authenticate or anything. Something similar could probably be useful here too.
I really like the simplicity of it. Keep it clean and simple and people will use it forever.<p>BUT,<p>there are some basic features missing, such as: currency config (Europeans have Internet too ;), subject & comment notes. A receipt upload would be really great too. Plus, as much as I love Bootstrap, please invest $15 in a custom theme ;)<p>Nice job!
I use mint.com, but I really have a problem with the method of how they receive data. I believe banks should provide API keys for their customers which allows read-only access to their accounts.<p>Unfortunately, their is zero interest within banks to build this.<p>Edit: I do too many transactions to use something like this or Toshl.
It's a nice start. Well done!<p>I want to click on the tags that I have used so far, so that I can see a summary for that tag, but it doesn't seem to do anything.<p>Entering the amounts on mobile could be improved if you could popup a number keypad on focus. And a calendar select couldn't hurt either.<p>Again, well done!