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Intuit buys Cha-Ching after hiring developers

by Mike Schramm (Aug 11th, 2010)

We've been pretty big fans of Cha-Ching, both the OS X app and the iOS version, over the years. Turns out Intuit liked the app a lot, too -- the financial juggernaut has acquired Cha-Ching and its code after hiring the app's developers a little while back. The website currently points to both ...

Cha-Ching Touch now available

by Dave Caolo (Mar 24th, 2009)

Last month, we got a sneak peek at Cha-Ching Touch, the finance app for the iPhone and iPod touch from Midnight Apps. Now, it's ready to go. We haven't played with it yet (a full review is coming), but I definitely see the appeal of a quick and easy mobile finance tracker (which is a long-winded way ...

Cha-Ching 1.0.3 released with better performance, searching and download support

by David Chartier (Jun 8th, 2007)

Cha-Ching, the streamlined money manager that aims to put the fun back finances, has made a minor update to v1.0.3 with some truly useful new features and fixes. At the top of the list is a database migration to Mac OS X's built-in SQLite to boost performance, as well as search enhancements for ...

Cha-Ching on reverse sale until 1.0 debuts Friday, a new feature announced each day this week

by David Chartier (Apr 16th, 2007)

Midnight Apps, as promised, has announced Cha-Ching 1.0 is landing Friday, April 20th, 2007. Cha-Ching is an excellent personal finance management app that I feel safe calling a Quicken killer, at least for many people's needs. Since its beta days, Cha-Ching has featured things like a simplified ...

Cha-Ching update brings fixes, 1.0 by April

by David Chartier (Mar 30th, 2007)

Cha-Ching, Midnight Apps' handy Quicken-killer that takes the pain out of managing your money, has received a minor update to v0.5.2. While the notable changes like UI improvements, bug fixes and confirmation dialogs when deleting items aren't much to write home about, the third change from the ...