» Download Cha-Ching for Macintosh

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License: Demo
Downloads: 428
Added: 24 Jun 2007
Updated: 10 Feb 2009
Developer: Alvarez, Wells, Wronski(more)

Cha-Ching Publisher Description

Cha-Ching is a fun and easy to use money manager, done Mac OS X style. A tag based database lets you organize and search for your incoming and outgoing transactions your way. With Cha-Ching, you can also organize pending transactions, so you can keep track of the the cash you owe the electric company as well as the cash others might owe you�and with iCal integration, you'll never forget a payment. Cha-Ching also offers fun little doodads you may have not expected�you can keep a photo inventory of your purchased items for insurance and tax purposes, or just for fun. There is also iSight integration to take pictures of your goods for insurance or tax purposes. You can create "Smart Drawers" to filter through your library of transactions by title, keywords, amount and more.

OS: PPC/Intel
Requirements: Mac OS X 10.4 or later.

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