iBank Mobile Announces iPhone App for Tracking Personal Finance

Supports multiple currencies and shared accounts

Jan. 9, 2009 07:15 AM

IGG Software announced the forthcoming release of iBank Mobile, a native iPhone counterpart to iBank 3. Capable of running on both the iPhone and iPod Touch, this new release will be available exclusively for download from the iTunes App Store in the first quarter of this year.

Among the new application's highlights:

iBank Mobile can be run as a stand-alone app.
Existing iBank users can sync iBank data and new transactions from mobile devices using a MobileMe account for continual updating with a WebDAV server; or directly via Wi-Fi to a local machine running iBank.
A Quick Entry screen allows users to enter and categorize transactions.
Multiple currency support is included for world travelers and today's global economy.
Multiple users with iBank, such as couples or business partners, can sync to the same iBank data from different mobile devices.
The iBank Mobile Home Screen provides an at-a-glance overview of the user's finances; users will be able to see current balances across multiple accounts and where money is being spent at any time.
Rotating the screen of an iPhone or iPod Touch allows users to get a better picture of finances over time.

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