Squirrel at Mac App Store analyse

Ok, venho tendo problemas sérios de sincronização com meus dispositivos móveis. O designer do software me escreve relatando que o problema é do iCloud… Vou adquirir um outro app.

I have to say that I have tested many apps including those "highly priced" ones; However this is the only app that I settled on. It is simple, straight-forward, yet very powerful, dependable and has a beautiful interface. In my opinion; this is one of the best apps, not only among the business/finance category, but even allover the apple store. I am very pleased with squirrel, thanks for the developer.

Im an accountant (but dont hold that against me). Almost three years ago, after my escape from the Windows world, I searched and researched every available OS X finance app. Every app that I tried, some of them quite well designed, failed to meet my exacting, and yet surprisingly simple, requirements. Those requirements included: - Effective forecasting - Autofill - Import functions - Speed - Ease of use - No bloatware! - And, lastly, a beautiful UI that fully exploited the OS X environment. Of all the apps I tried, only Squirrel met those requirements. And, as an added bonus, it even threw in a few cool features that I wasnt expecting. If youre looking for a solid, simple, easy-to-use finance app that doesnt try to be all things to all people, give Squirrel a try. As I said earlier, Squirrel rocks.

I use squirrel since close to the beginning of it (2008) because I saw in a magazine that it won a price of best budget app for students(If my memory is not wrong), and so far Im really happy with it. Also customer support is good.

Difficult to use, confusing and no support documentation available or how to/getting started help. Waste of my $25. I wouldnt pay $3 even for the iPhone app. I have asked for a refund, Im that dissapointed with myself for spending my money on this application.

I have been using Squirrel for 2 years. I had become dissatisfied with an old version of Quicken for Mac. There certainly were (and are) many simple low cost (even free) financial apps for Mac. I downloaded and tried most of the significant ones available at that time and since then. My bank was just getting into on-line banking and Squirrel was the one that worked immediately “out-of-the-box”. The interface was good, the support was there (whenever I emailed a reply was quickly received), the price was reasonable and Squirrel did its job well. Its development has been slow and steady, not making any grandiose claims. I don’t have heavy duty financial needs and recommend it from that point of view. Thanks to the developer for his work and a good product. RJSmac30

Id like a simple, basic account manager. This sounded like it fit, but unfortunately its a little too basic. The only supported form of credit is credit cards. I need something that can also support a mortgage and a line of credit. Fortunately, I bought it during the Two Dollar Tuesday sale, so I only wasted $1.99.