YNAB You Need A Budget

[dakan]

I have a Blackberry and would like to know if there are any plans to develop a version for the Blackberry. Thanks.

[Mudie]

Hi Dakan,

I have a Blackberry myself and would love a YNAB app for it but there isn't one currently in development. The same holds true for the Android platform and others.

[msteinblock]

I am not sure why everone is making iphone apps...and now driod apps....and skipping the blackberries. The blackberry has a far larger market share than either of those. I would buy a blackberry app....

[Taytay]

We are currently looking into options for development that will allow us to target multiple platforms with a single codebase, including Android and Blackberry.

[macduncan]

Taylor....I would be willing to take one for the team and let you buy me a new iPhone for me to test your apps on. I am giver.

Bill

[Taytay]

Taylor....I would be willing to take one for the team and let you buy me a new iPhone for me to test your apps on. I am giver.

Bill

That's big of you. I'll keep you posted!

[msteinblock]

I dont even get a choice of an iphone....no AT&T service around here.

[gborland]

We are currently looking into options for development that will allow us to target multiple platforms with a single codebase, including Android and Blackberry.

Please let us know if you find a nice solution. As a mobile developer myself, I'm trying to decide if I want to use plain old C along with the Android NDK to allow (most of) my code to be shared between Android and iPhone.

[Taytay]

We're actually considering this: http://www.appcelerator.com/
If it does what it claims, we wouldn't have to rewrite it for every platform...

Of course, AIR is also coming to Android, so that is another option...

[gborland]

Hmm, Appcelerator looks like exactly the kind of intermediate code-generation tool Apple recently promised to ban from the iPhone. (The Appcelerator forums are full of doom-and-gloom predictions for exactly this reason.)

[Taytay]

Their apps are being approved still, so it looks like Apple was targeting Adobe specifically with that. Still, we already have an iPhone app, so I wouldn't plan on using Appcelerator to replace that codebase. It's the rest of the mobile platforms that concern me, and I don't foresee them making such rules.

[quintoc72]

Oh - a mobile app to run on blackberry would be just perfect. I sooooo miss not having a syncable app on my phone like I did with my old account software (however, YNAB far outshines it's functionality in all other ways) - if you get this mobile app going then you will have the perfect package.
Kevin

[rob11]

Taylor, any update on when additional mobile apps can be expected? My wife and I are both BBerry users and would love the syncing capabilities, etc... We have Sprint, so an I-Phone isn't even an option.
Thanks!
Rob

[straysheep]

I haven't checked in the App Store but would YNAB run on an iPod Touch? Lots of BB users have iPod Touches to scratch the App itch

[Malisa]

I haven't checked in the App Store but would YNAB run on an iPod Touch? Lots of BB users have iPod Touches to scratch the App itch

Yes, it runs on a touch.