Simple Checkbook Free
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About Simple Checkbook Free
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►A simple checkbook to track your withdrawals and deposits quickly, consistently, and efficiently.
►Use colors to simplify certain checkbook transactions, for example: groceries, taxes, or rent.
►Graph in a simple color line plot.
►View checkbook breakdown in a simple pie chart.
►View checkbook entries as most recent first or oldest first.
►Associate a simple label with each color to further detail your checkbook transactions.
►Toggle check boxes to confirm deposits and withdrawals.
►Instantly swap color entries in the checkbook with the color swap tool.
►Email your checkbook data as a .csv file to yourself.
►The two newest material design themes available: light and dark.
►Uses a simple user interface based off the Gmail app.
►NO rounding errors as seen in other checkbook apps (uses a simple algorithm to ignore floating point operations)
►NO internet, account, passwords, emails required!
►NO location data tracking
►The fastest, simplest, most colorful checkbook on Google Play!
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Android app
App History & Updates
What's Changed
v1.048:
-Check no. and ledger entry description added.
v1.044:
-True material theme added for devices operating lower than Android 5.0
-Many currency symbol options added.
v1.042:
-Added pin security option.
v1.040:
-Running totals of color categories added to line plot
-Can now swap two colors and labels simultaneously
v1.039:
-Filter tool added
-Pie chart breakdown for BOTH withdraws and deposits
-Can now format date for .csv email export
v1.048:
-Check no. and ledger entry description added.
v1.044:
-True material theme added for devices operating lower than Android 5.0
-Many currency symbol options added.
v1.042:
-Added pin security option.
v1.040:
-Running totals of color categories added to line plot
-Can now swap two colors and labels simultaneously
v1.039:
-Filter tool added
-Pie chart breakdown for BOTH withdraws and deposits
-Can now format date for .csv email export
More downloads Simple Checkbook Free reached 1 000 - 5 000 downloads
More downloads Simple Checkbook Free reached 500 - 1 000 downloads
What are users saying about Simple Checkbook Free
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I really wish it had the capability to go back and edit the decription for the transaction so that I could enter it later.
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Can't transfer from one account to another
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The colors give me a useful breakdown over time. Turns out I spend quite a bit on Amazon
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I use it for my different budgets
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Running balance, easy to input entries, line plot of balance, and pie chart of expenditures. The colors and the material light and dark themes look smooth as well. Hasn't crashed at all on my device either. Most people would benefit from this app. First review!
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This app takes a spin on the traditional method of personal finances by introducing colors to classify transactions in a checkbook. Entries are placed in a traditional manner, by inputting the date and amount deposited or withdrawn. However, there is also an option to pick the color that the transaction appears as in the ledger. This color is used to identify entries within the ledger at a glance, based on what you, the user deem each color to represent. The app takes the color concept further by displaying color points in a running balance line chart corresponding to the color of each transaction. Additionally, the app uses the colors to show a pie chart breakdown of the withdraw transactions. You can also add labels to associate with each color to further detail and specify what each color represents. The user interface is simple and easy to use and looks very nice, especially with the new changes of the Android 5.0 material design.
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Does what it says
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The colors give me a useful breakdown over time. Turns out I spend quite a bit on Amazon