Thanks - I'd rather not go into details about the backend stack publicly given the nature of the app -- requires intense paranoia about security, but hit me up on Twitter. @Budgetable

Thanks for the feedback -- like I said, the actual app is SSL, but you make a good point in that it's probably a good idea to have https for even the "static" landing pages.

Sure - and thanks for the comments/feedback. Yup, I built Budgetable by myself over the past year or so... I do UI and backend work so it worked out well.

I really tried to focus on making budgeting work.. to be honest, it was a very difficult task.. it's just a difficult problem to solve across the board (i.e., something that works for most people).

After getting through the beta, my focus will be on mobile.

In addition to addressing about the ~10,000 common problems which are unresolved on Mint's support site? http://satisfaction.mint.com/mint

Deal alerts on your favorite stores, detects wasteful spending, a budget that actually works, deal aware transactions, API, Many many more charts/graphs, etc

Cool. I don't have any issues and I don't need the deals features so I guess I'm not your target. Best of luck to you.

Thanks! - And I appreciate the feedback.

Yes

Not yet, but it's a top priority of course.

Yeah, still need to do some A/B testing around that.

A/B Testing? I'm talking about the post title here in HN.

ah... true. Something like "Show HN: Budgetable (It's better than Mint)" probably would have worked.

Let's try it.

The actual web app is https. Thanks for the feedback.

Aggregates all your accounts, balances, net worth charts, budgets... all that good stuff. It's fully functional personal finance software.

Thanks for discovering that. I'll get it fixed.