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JabpLiteSymbian OS, Series 60, Series 80, Series 90, UIQ, Android, JavaVersion: 1.93 updated Upload date: 24 Oct 13 Tags: Finance
Freeware
The idea behind JabpLite has been to write a sophisticated personal finance program in Java MIDP which will work on a range of devices including Symbian phones and the Blackberry. JabpLite has many features to help you keep track of your finances, for example:
MyExpenses is a little finance tool for the Android platform that allows you to rapidly record your daily expenses.
You enter the amount and a short description and save the data. Later you can list you expenses to enter them in your budget software
IOU Pro - debt manager for Android - IOU (I Owe You) is a handy app which allows you to easily manage debts while on the go.
With it, you can keep track of loans, bills and personal debts from a user-friendly interface.
The software can sync with the ioutool.net website, making your data available on multiple devices
mDroid: Money Organizer is a complete money manager that lets you control your expenses, your income and see where you money goes. Handle several accounts like your wallet, bank accounts, checking account, investments, credit card accounts, etc
AndiCar is a free and open source car manager software for Android powered devices. · work with multiple cars, drivers, currencies, measurement units, etc
Expense Recorder - This application lets you enter expense/income items or credit/debit items and calculates totals and differences depending on the date selected.
It has pie charts and reports which show the report range.
You can change the report range by pressing the menu option
OnMyMeans is a small mobile application to help you keep track your monthly spending.
In current economic times like we're in now, knowing where your money is going can help you to prioritize your spending habits an stop wasting money. We all have a general idea of where we spend our money each month
