Zaim vs 1Money: expense tracker budget Usage & Stats

Basic bookkeeping features are streamlined to make them as easy to use as possible, while various analysis tools help you understand your finances better by answering questions like "how much does everyone ELSE spend on food". There are even features such as “Update Stamp Rallies” that reward you for staying on track. The goal of this service is to make it fun to stay on top of your finances, and we will be working rigorously to release new features on an on-going basis to keep it that way. ===================== Reasons to use Zaim ===================== 1) Easy to use user interface with attention to detail 2) Easy to use graphical analysis tools 3) Track remaining funds for each budget item 4) Ability to register stores where you spend your money 5) Automatic back up to Evernote 6) Detailed online help and guides to assist beginners 7) Multi-currency support and automatic conversion ===================== Features ===================== - Record expenses - Record incomes - Associate stores with each expense item - Memos - Add categories - Set budgets for each expense category - Customizable icons - Graphical analysis of your income and expense - Expense item based reports - Personal profile ===================== Currencies supported ===================== US Dollar, Canadian Dollar, Yuan, Yen, Pound, Australian Dollar, New Zealand Dollar, Hong Kong Dollar, Taiwan Dollar, Singapore Dollar, Won, Peso, Baht, Dong, Ruble, Rupee, Real, Rand, Sheqel, Ringgit, NOK, Philippine Peso, Indonesian Rupiah, Mexican Peso, Afghani, Lek, Dram, Antillean guilder, Angolan kwanza, Argentina peso, Florin, Azerbaijani manat, Bosnia and Herzegovina convertib, Barbadian dollar, Taka, Bahraini dinar, Burundian franc, Bermudian dollar, Brunei dollar, Boliviano, Bahamian dollar, Bhutan ngultrum, Botswana pula, Belarusian Ruble, Belize dollar, Congolese franc, Colombian peso, Costa Rican colón, Cuban convertible peso, Cuban peso, Escudo, Koruna, Djiboutian franc, Dominican peso, Algerian dinar, Egyptian pound, Nakfa, Birr, Fijian dollar, Falkland Islands pound, Georgian lari, Cedi, Gibraltar pound, Dalasi, Guinean franc, Quetzal, Guyanese dollar, Lempira, Kuna, Ghourd, Forint, Iraqi dinar, Iranian rial, Icelandic króna, Jamaican dollar, Jordanian dinar, Kenyan shilling, Som, Riel, Comorian franc, Kuwaiti dinar, Cayman Islands dollar, Tenge, Kip, Lebanese pound, Sri Lankan rupee, Liberian dollar, Loti, Litas, Libyan dinar, Moroccan dirham, Leu, Ariary, Macedonian denar, Kyat, Tugrik, Pataca, Ouguiya, Mauritian rupee, Rufiyaa, Malawian kwacha, Metical, Namibian dollar, Naira, Córdoba, Nepalese rupee, Omani rial, Balboa, Nuevo sol, Kina, Pakistani rupee, zloty, Guarani, Qatari Riyal, Lei, Serbian dinar, Rwandan franc, Solomon Islands dollar, Seychellois rupee, Sudanese pound, Saint Helena pound, Leone, Somali Shilling, Surinamese dollar, Dobra, Syrian pound, Lilangeni, Somoni, Turkmenistan manat, Tunisian dinar, Paanga, Turkish New lira, Trinidad and Tobago dollar, Tanzanian shilling, Hryvnia, Ugandan shilling, Uruguayan peso, Uzbekistan sum, Venezuelan bolívar fuerte, Vatu, Tala, Central African CFA Franc, East Caribbean dollar, West African CFA Franc, CFP franc, Yemeni real, Zambian kwacha