anMoney Personal Finance

anMoney Personal Finance Review

by on June 28, 2011

In these days of austerity and belt-tightening, the need to manage our money wisely is greater than ever, and that’s where this nifty little app comes in. It allows you to keep track of the money going in and out of your account(s), as well as allowing you to compile budget reports (with jazzy pie charts) and perform other useful financial functions.

Despite being designed to handle complex accounts, the app itself is surprisingly easy to use. Under each ‘book’ you can view a list of your Accounts, look at your recurring bills and deposits, see who you’re paying money to and set a budget, although this is only available in the paid-for version.

The layout is brilliant – not flashy or fussy, using straightforward, uncluttered lists with great use of bold colours, legible text, great drop-down menus and well-labelled buttons.

You get three widgets and impressively the app covers every function that you could possibly think of, allowing you to take complete control of your money, including the ability to handle split transactions.

Thankfully it works with MS Money and Quicken export files (QIF and OFX) and despite a larger-than-average 1.4MB file size it doesn’t play havoc with the phone’s operating speed. The only slight grumble is the comparatively hefty price, but for that money you’re getting a fantastic app that does a great job of helping you get your finances in order.

Compatible with: Android 1.5 and up

Download this app: anMoney Personal Finance for Android

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