SplashMoney WM non-touch screen menu

I tested out SplashMoney on a T-Mobile Shadow Windows Mobile non-touch screen device. There are several menu options available to setup the program, customize it to your liking, and use it effectively on the go.

Accounts menu options

You need to create accounts to use the program and then you can even go online to fetch your banking data. Budgets can be setup and you can view reports to help you manage your money.

Font and security settings

The font type, size, and characteristics can be selected to make your data most viewable to you.

Security settings let you establish an access password and set when you need to enter that password after you leave the program and want to restart it.

Available balance types

You can view your balance or cleared transactions with this menu option.

Several edit options

As you can see there are several edit options in SplashMoney on a non-touch screen device.

Sorting options

You can sort your main view by accounts or amount. This may become more important as you setup several accounts to use with the application.

Menu options within an account

After you open one of your accounts, the menu options change a bit. There are many ways to customize the program to your liking.

Create a split transaction

You can even create a split transaction with funds coming from different sources.

New transaction entry screen

There are several fields you can fill out for a new transaction, including funding source, category, class, add a memo, and more.

Currency converter included

There is a currency converter included with the program in case you are traveling. However, you cannot update the exchange rate via your wireless connection. Hopefully, this feature is added in the future.

Long list of transaction options

There are plenty of options within each account that let you do just about anything you desire with your banking data.

Setting up a budget

You can set budgets for individual payees so you can better watch your spending. This is something that I plan to use extensively with SplashMoney.

Line color selector

I find that the data is more viewable when you select a color. Every other line will use the background color you select and as you can see on later screenshots the data is easier to read.

Basic checking account view

As you can see the green highlight makes it easier to distinguish between transactions. The payee and amount is shown in this view.

Chart of expenses

You can select what data and the range of time that you want to view with the chart options. This large chart is shown on an HTC Advantage touch screen device.

SplashMoney home screen on a touch screen device

As you can see, when working with a touch screen device there are several icons at the bottom that let you quickly access different parts of the program without using the menu like you must on a non-touch screen device.

This screenshot was taken on an HTC Advantage with RealVGA running.

SplashMoney on the desktop

A desktop conduit application is included with the purchase of SplashMoney or you can even purchase it separately as a stand-alone product. The Windows desktop client (they also just announced a Mac version) lets you sync to your Windows Mobile device (notice the sync option in the upper center area).

Desktop sync setup

There are a few ways of establishing and conducting sync operations with SplashMoney. It is easier to use the desktop client to setup budgets and other management settings and then have those synced to your device.

Sync complete popup

The popup display shows you the status of your sync operation.

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