Cha-Ching presentation at the Apple Store

thanks for featuring this software... already bought and using thanks to you guys & gals!

Does it do reports and budgets?

I'd rather use Moneydance.

http://moneydance.com/

Nah.............I'd rather use Jumsoft's Money app

That's "Juan" not "Jaun".

Does anyone know if it can keep track of mutual fund information?

While Cha-Ching is a very nice, easy to use app, it does still have its problems. I know that the software is still beta, but some of the problems/annoyances seem like they should have been found before the release went out. My two biggest are how it insists on using your previous transaction titles for something that is similar but not the same. The autocomplete in this instance could use some work. The only other big annoyance is how for transactions made on the same day, it seems to add them in a random or entered order instead of putting the deposits in first and then the withdrawls. I guess since there isnt a running total, this isn't a large problem, but it is something that would be nice.

All in all, though, I like the app a lot. I just finally purchased it this week since they announced the QIF import, as that was a big feature I was waiting for. While it's nowhere near as powerful as Quicken, I'll forgo many of the features for the simplicity and look of the app.

I think a lot of people only have one or two accounts.

I'd certainly welcome a solid finance app on OS X, but I've yet to hear of any plans for OFX support. Until Cha-Ching can *automatically* connect to my various financial institutions and *automatically* download recent transactions and *automatically* update my accounts, it's a non-starter (IMHO). Importing QIF files is simply not a reasonable solution for anyone with more than one or two accounts.

I think this is one of those apps you have to try for yourself in person (or see demoed) to really appreciate it -- especially the iPod syncing. Plus, Juan's ethusiam for writing great software is infectious.