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It seems that I can install YNAB on any other computers I own with my CD key and that would work fine, but the android (and iOS) apps are independant of that but they will cloud sync.
I'll see if I can fit the YNAB app into my budget in that case... otherwise I'll just keep my receipts for when I'm at my computer like I have been doing.
I just use receipts and bank downloads at the moment - my wife uses the Android app though, and her spending appears in YNAB for me to approve/complain about ;)
Still debating on picking this up. If I got lifetime updates it would be a no brainer. Without it, it seems kinda like a money grab (especially since loyal users who have purchased YNAB 3 or Pro are forced to pay for 4 just to have ios and Android support).
The dev seems like a cool guy though.
The problem with lifetime updates is that it makes it real hard for us to get the income to pay for multiple developers, as well as the support and education teams. We put in tons of updates before charging for a major release though, including huge new features. We won't force you to upgrade to a new major version either - if you're happy with what you've got, you are more than welcome to use it for as long as you want to.
We do try hard to make the upgrades a reasonable proposition though.