New personal finance management application

Maciej_Zagozda

Hello,

I'd like to offer users of the your website the tool I'm offering free of charge. The SpendingTracker is a free, ad-free online application for automated budget management and tracking expenses.

There is no registration required to use application and the full project's source code is publicly available on CodePlex. I'm developing this service with some help of my girlfriend, but the project is open to anyone willing to contribute. Same as the MoneySavingExpert website, I'm willing to keep it free and of best possible usability for users. The website ensures fair policies via Terms of use and Privacy policy as provided on the website.

I'm a quite young professional software developer. I'm backing up the project with my 10 year passion for personal finance management application and my own personal funding. Spending Tracker is a non-commercial project and I genuinly subscribe to the idea which - I think - we're sharing. Because the application offers additional functionality over the existing non-commercial budget planners available out there, I'd like to share it with others, get feedback and continue improving it.

I would be very happy if a link to the application was mentioned or reviewed on your website as one of the tools your readers might be interested in. If you have any additional requirements before the tool can be presented to your users as one of the options for budget management software, I'm happy to discuss the matter. If you would like to get to know my profile, please check my LinkedIn profile, where you can find my background and professional feedback.

espresso

You need to ask for permission before posting!

Maciej_Zagozda

Where do I need to send this post to ask for permission to post it? I was looking for admin contact details, but there seem to be no Contact Us section here.

mountainchrisriver

send an email to:

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in the meantime remove the weblinks in the original post... :beer:

Maciej_Zagozda

Done that. The links are removed. My intention wasn't to promote the site, but to get some feedback on the matter of the article.

mountainchrisriver

Not a worry... as espresso said you still need to ask permission before posting...

Maciej_Zagozda

Done that. The e-mail was sent to [Removed by Forum Team]. Doesn't seem to more intuitive choice for an e-mail asking for a permission, but I guess the actual thing I'm asking for is not about sticking an ad here, but to recommend the website. It's a genuine thing and similarly to the MoneySavingExpert website, just a useful tool, so far without any business model behind. Similarly to you guys, I'm trying to be ethical, respectful and non intrusive. It's worthwhile mentioning that, if you want to recommend my website to your users, you can post direct link to the main screen application. Again, no URL quotes here, but I'm happy to provide them on request.