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First Look: JetSet 1.1 for iPhone
BriteMac has announced special pricing for their JetSet iPhone expense tracker to celebrate the release of the update to version 1.1. Through October 6th, you can purchase JetSet 1.1 for US$4.99, five dollars off of the regular App Store (click opens iTunes) price of US$9.99.There are a number of other expense managers for iPhone, but I use JetSet for some specific features -- the ability to capture iPhone photos of receipts and attach them to expenses, being able to export expense information to Google spreadsheets or to Excel, and global expense views that "package" expenses that are for a particular project or trip.
JetSet also has 15 major expense categories, visible in the screenshot here, as well as well over 100 subcategories. This speeds up data entry since it's usually not necessary to type in category names.
If you're not using JetSet for expense tracking, what do you use? Leave us a comment.
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ghostpuppy said 4:41PM on 9-27-2008
So do iphone photos of receipts count as the real thing should an audit occur?
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zsports said 5:49PM on 9-27-2008
probably would be safer to keep the actual receipt
Alex said 5:32PM on 9-27-2008
Pennies.
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Bill Waggoner said 5:57PM on 9-27-2008
As I leave tomorrow morning for a week-long trip to Dallas I'll let you know what I think. This does seem to meet my needs as a the great majority of my expenses are related to travel. I always seem to short-change myself on the little things like tips and tolls; I hope this helps.
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Daniel said 6:21PM on 9-27-2008
One major thing missing here, where is the support for currencies not dollar driven?
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Rob said 8:53PM on 9-27-2008
This site should change its name to The Unofficial iPhone Weblog. If you don't own an iPhone, there is virtually no reason to come here anymore.
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yipster said 10:51AM on 9-28-2008
I totally agree with you Rob. Please buy an iPhone or stay the hell away.
Will said 11:00AM on 9-28-2008
That's not true. Everything on here except the picture taking is applicable to the iPod touch also. Unfortunately, The Unofficial Apple Touch Device Blog doesn't have the same ring...
Luke Le said 9:16PM on 9-27-2008
Use Pennies! Beats JetSet everytime when it comes to interface ;-)
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Mark Manes said 10:29PM on 9-27-2008
Greetings,
We're working on adding currency support in an upcoming update.
JetSet is a business expense reporting tool--it is not a competitor to Pennies (Austin is a friend of mine). Pennies is for tracking your personal expenses. JetSet is for turning in expense reports for reimbursement from your company.
Hope that helps! Thanks TUAW!
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anthony said 11:45PM on 9-27-2008
I use tap expense
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Jash Sayani said 3:08AM on 9-28-2008
Nice interface, must say...
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Eugene said 5:21AM on 9-28-2008
I use moneytrackin.com , they have a mobile interface too.
The best out there, only a pity they seem to have stopped developing.
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Eugene said 4:18AM on 10-02-2008
and what's more- I just checkedd and moneytrackin now have a native iphone app! it's free, different accounts, conversion, everything.
Alas, no receipt scanning
error said 5:05AM on 9-28-2008
TIP: befre you buy this app... take the time to read the reviews. There ate a lot of 1-star reviews claiming this application is useless and the 5-star reviews are fake.
I would nevver buy an app with these kind of extreem positive and negative reviews.
http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewContentsUserReviews?id=285344634&pageNumber=0&sortOrdering=1&type=Purple+Software
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Dave said 8:18PM on 9-28-2008
I wrote one of the "fake" 5-star reviews and I stand by that review. JetSet was fantastic when I traveled last months.
The 1-star review people are idiots.
Phil B said 7:59AM on 9-28-2008
I am trying iXpenseit on the recommendation of a colleague. It looks to be what I need, except it doesn't appear to have the capability to enter and convert other currencies.
I'm loving the iPhone, but there are still a number of things I could do with my Palm PDA that are not quite there yet on the iPhone.
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Herbie said 9:28AM on 9-28-2008
I use iExpenseIt which does allow me to use GBP, SEK and Euro. Downside is that I need to manually record which client or project code I am billing in each entry as need to report expenses by who is to reimburse (or not) and reporting by date doesn't give enough breakdown. May try JetSet when multiple currencies are avaliable.
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Phil said 11:29AM on 9-28-2008
I am trying iXpenseit on the recommendation of a colleague. It looks to be what I need, except it doesn't appear to have the capability to convert other currencies.
I'm loving the iPhone, but there are still a number of things I could do with my Palm PDA that are not quite there yet on the iPhone.
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Santa said 11:32AM on 9-28-2008
I've really tried to find the totally correct area to post this question, but sadly, failed. I have about 100 applications / icons on my iPhone. Is there any way to make / import empty folders, name them and place the individual programs into them, thereby sorting those programs and making them easier to find? Maybe page one could be like an index, where one can chose the next step.
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