ryanbales

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.

Let's try it.

Thanks! - And I appreciate the feedback.

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

Yes

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

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

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.

Thanks for the feedback -- I'm going to do some A/B testing with that title text. It's definitely a difficult thing to get right.

Thanks for the feedback. This is a feature we're experimenting with. I think its appeal will be dependent mostly on its accuracy.. it's pretty accurate, but there will be room for improvements.

Awesome UI - Nicely done. Fancy UX always has its limitations but also serve as exploration into future trends, etc.

This is awesome.. thanks for sharing.

Oh, it's on

Most sites with the kind of traffic that could potentially run up the bill thousands of dollars will have checks in place to ensure a mistake like that wouldn't happen. Anything else would be irresponsible.. I'd challenge your assumption that Amazon is intentionally trying capitalize on mistakes... A company a big as Amazon doesn't have the time or need to even consider something like that.. And yes, I think you're being paranoid.

Perhaps lighten up the "What is ABBA" section.. it's pretty technical and I can see it scaring people off.

Please change the vote icon.. it looks just like the expand/collapse icon in OSX.. The indented replies make it even more confusing. Either that or get Apple to change theirs :p

No. Just keep an eye on it.. it's cheap :p

I am utterly floored by the frequency at which new features are being released for AWS... Are you Amazon people getting any sleep?

Doesn't Bootstrap use jQuery for its JS plugins?

"I'm taking the foosball table when this bitch fails"

And if I win, you'll sign up for Budgetable? ;)

Hmm... I have to disagree with you here. There is a title and a subtitle above the video. Those two elements provide enough information for the user to determine if they want to watch the video. Captions would still be a plus, though.

We just released an app intro video at Budgetable http://budgetable.com ... Adding captions didn't even cross my mind, but we'll do it.