Cashculator Free

Cashculator - The Mac way to track your cash flow!

Cashculator is a different kind of personal finance application - instead of focusing on the past and logging previous transactions, it focuses on future by forecasting your financial situation.

Easier than a spreadsheet - it is the simplest way to manage your finance. Cashculator allows making better decisions regarding your personal finance or small business.

Available in English, German, French, Italian, Japanese and Russian.

Cashculator Free is limited to two scenarios and to planning only 3 months ahead.

Regular Cashculator doesn't have these limitations.

What is new in this release:

• It is Lion-only. It won't run on Snow Leopard.
• It can now be unlocked through In-App purchase to have all the features of the regular Cashculator version. This means unlimited planning into the future and unlimited number of "what-if" scenarios.
• Cashculator is now working inside the sandbox, which is an important new security feature in Lion. This brings increased protection from possible hackers if they break Cashculator to do their bidding. For example, Cashculator now won't be able to access files on your file system, except the files it needs for work or your CSV exports.
• Important: Because Cashculator works in the sandbox now, it also means that the database is moved to the application's container, which is a special folder in the user's Library folder (which is by default hidden in Lion). In non-sandbox Cashculator, the database was at [user home]/Library/Application Support/cashculator/ folder, and now it is in [user home]/Library/Containers/com.apparentsoft.cashculatorfree/Data/Library/Application Support/cashculator/. Yes, much deeper in the folder hierarchy.
• One of the features that was hit by sandboxing was the ability to have Cashculator's database in any location in the file system and not only inside the Application Support. This is now not possible (remember the container?) so if you had your database in a custom folder, you should copy it inside the container folder above. If you didn't move your database manually, you don't need to do anything. All files will be moved inside the container automatically.