Tiller Money

[Lazyfabs]

just ran into this while researching money/budgeting apps https://www.tillerhq.com

has anyone tried it, thoughts, etc.

i use pc and like it fine, but looking for something a bit more robust for non-investment type of tracking and mint is just ok. i used quicken for 20+ years until it lost its 'allure' for hardcore users.

thanks

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[bltkmt]

I am doing the 30 day trial currently.

 

[euro]

Looks decent from the info available on the website, but at $80 a year subscription, it SHOULD be delivering.

 

[CRLLS]

For us, it makes no sense. We don't have any recurring liability. Our expenses are well below needing to manage them. Knowing our net worth is simply a summary of our assets (easily summed with a few clicks on line) vs our liabilities which has been mentioned is zero. We don't need to know what our net worth was last month or last year on a graph. That is history and history has no bearing on us today.

I never got into the Quicken camp that constantly has to categorize each and every expenditure. It is not just Quicken but many other apps/programs and online tools that do the same. My banks, my CC companies and other financial institutions provide that to me for free.

If knowing this info helps you be a better consumer, saver, or planner then maybe it, or something similar makes sense. Maybe it is useful for a person who just wants to feel good about their financial position. Like euro posted, 80 per year? That too would be a deal breaker for us.