Picked this up a few weeks ago and pleased thus far

[Lord Humungus]

Bought this on 12/20 or so and it's been a great tool so far. I was really glad to have found this on Steam. I buy all my games on Steam, but didn't know they were selling other software. There's some cool non-game stuff out there, and oddly enough this was the most exciting looking to me after listening to the explanation during the preview video.

I broke down and bought the Android app today as well. Only played with it a few minutes after importing my budget via Dropbox, but I like that so far as well. I feel $4.99 is a bit steep for the app considering I already bought the software (bought a copy of YNAB on Steam for my fiance today as well..and now she'll want the Android app too). So for both of us, we're looking at over $100. I previously had been using "Loot" to balance bank accounts and credit cards on Android. Though it was less full of features and polish, it was free. And free is pretty appealing when most people are tightening their purse strings these days so to speak...

It was a hard sell, but my fiance eventually stopped scowling at me when I explained how we could essentially get that money back through better fiscal responsibility. :)

TL;DR? Great program, glad it was greelit on Steam, but Android app should be at least a couple bucks cheaper for people owning the PC software (or free if they facilitate a second purchase of the full program... something like that). Just a thought.

[M4.]

I agree. Android App should be cheaper or free. But if I do buy the app, I really hope there's some continuous support/update for it.

[Dave]

I picked it up a while ago, is there any way to add my existing KEY to steam? I'd love the software to be managed by steam, but I don't want to repurchase it just for that.

[RodeoClown]

Hi Blackdog, if you already have YNAB, contact us here and we can get you a Steam key: http://www.youneedabudget.com/support/contact/