Is there an app you use to manage your finances / budget?

@de thanks for sharing I'll check those out!

@jehunter5811 @ubuntu Don't see the value in it, considering the fact that you need to pay for a subscription when @revolutapp does it automatically.

@jehunter5811 maybe I don't get it, but I tried YNAB yesterday and I couldn't wrap my head around it - its hard to project or take my income into account, it seems very focused on what you have in your accounts

@gregkop It definitely is. It took me a while to get it too. I had to use their courses before it finally clicked. But when it did, it changed the way I spend money, which is really the key toward better management of your financed.

@revolutapp @javi_rodriguez2 @jehunter5811 Same here..never heard of it before but I will check it out. Thanks!

@brybrybm Hi Bryan! This really caught my attention since I'm building an app to help people with their finances. I'm very familiar with YNAB, but I wasn't aware people used them on a daily basis. Could you explain this a little more? What makes you use YNAB every day?

@richardcreis Sure, basically I live in France and there's often a delay between the time a transaction happens and the time it takes for the amount to be deducted from your bank account. The feature from YNAB I use every day is the manual entering of transactions. Using this feature the working balance I see in YNAB always reflects my real "spending power" and therefore prevents me from overspending due to my bank not being up to date. Hope this helps!