MoBu 2 - Manage your money privately and with no monthly fee app for iPhone and iPad

MoBu 2 is the latest generation of personal budget management applications.

* Take advantage of special pricing as an existing MoBu user *

Revolutionize your personal financial management and finally put some money aside.

While other applications only let you enter and track your monthly expenses and income, MoBu 2 also lets you define spending and savings budgets, analyze your financial assets fully, and simulate the future.

Unlike many current management applications, MoBu 2 does not require any online registration--its a standalone app. Intuitive and simple to use, MoBu 2 lets you manage and analyze your financial assets and your spending and savings budgets.

In the blink of an eye, MoBu 2 offers different views of the status of your financial assets, and lets you simulate the future, such as getting a new loan or a new job. You can even see how much money you can have set aside in 5, 10, or 20 years!

Features:

- Asset management (bank account, cash, jewelry, precious metals, etc.)
- Provisional budget management
- Expense tracking
- Instant view of money available and set aside
- Alert on budget overages
- Managing scheduled and recurring transactions
- Simulation mode for testing the impact of loans, a new job, changes over several months or years, etc.
- Analytical graphs and tables, and reports
- Multi-currency support
- Custom currency
- Excel exports (xls, xlsx)
- Multi-profile management (more than one person can use the app for their financial management)
- Password-protected data with encryption
- Automatic backups to the Cloud (OneDrive or Google Drive)
- Manual local backups
- Imports of QIF/OFX files(Quicken, Money, Bank, ...) with semi-automatic reconciliation module
- Syncing compatible with other versions of MoBu 2 under Windows, Windows Phone, iOS, and Android (profiles are transferred through the Cloud (OneDrive, Google Drive))
- Setting the first day of the month and the first month of the year
- Variable-period budget