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    Smoneybox.com - Track Your Spending Online

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    sMoneybox claims that “saving money can be funny,” but this application means serious business. Basically, sMoneybox is a free online tool to keep track of your money. The application is stored on virtual servers, so it can be accessed from anywhere with an internet connection or via mobile phone. Users track their earnings and spending habits and sMoneybox stores, organizes, and graphs this financial information. Data can be tracked by category (for example; food, housing, and income) and date ranges. The program also contains an easy-to-use budgeting function, but sMoneybox assures that any function that is too complicated can be filtered according to user preference.

    In their own words

    “sMoneybox is easy to use, smart and elegant tool designed for your spending documentation. Registration is anonymous and use is completely free.”

    Why it might be a killer

    The best thing about sMoneybox is its flexibility. It can be used to simply keep track of mundane spending habits, or the user can analyze financial data on a variety of graphs. Moreover, because sMoneybox can be accessed anywhere, it can be chalked up as another successful “computing in the clouds” application, something that users will be looking to in the future.

    Some questions

    The introduction page is not clear about all of sMoneybox’s functions (it is presented in Czech), and this could be a hindrance to someone that may be casually checking out the application. Creators could also make the “categories” tab more interactive; at this point it merely lists all of the spending/ earning categories without allowing users to click through to view individual entries.

    Posted 22 Months 26 Days ago by cameronp | Source: Simple Spark

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