Thursday, November 29, 2012
New Feature: Member Coefficient
We are introducing a new feature to Receipt Ninja for Android: the member coefficient. Each member now has a coefficient with default value of one. The coefficient allows the member to represent a sub-group such as a couple (coefficient is 2) or a family (coefficient is the number of family members).
Saturday, November 17, 2012
New Feature: Inactive Members
Receipt Ninja for Android 2.0.1 has just been launched with a new feature: inactive members. You can now set members as active or inactive by editing them in settings. Once a member is set as inactive, he/she won't be included for future splits. This may happen when some members leave the group but they had shared expenses with others.
Thursday, November 15, 2012
Tips for advance/cash/partial payments, etc.
Recently, we received many users' requests to add the options to make advance/cash/partial payments to offset balances. You can actually do this with the current version of the app. Here are some scenarios:
Let's say we have 3 people A, B, C in the group.
1. A makes an advance payment of $100 before the trip:
a) Create a new receipt with $100;
b) Add a new category called "Advance Payment" or whatever you like;
c) Choose A as the payer and share "evenly";
d) Save the receipt.
2. During the trip, one day B wants to clear his debits ($30) with C:
a) Create a new receipt with $30;
b) Add a new category called "Cash Payment" or whatever you like;
c) Choose B as the payer and share "unevenly" with C only;
d) Save the receipt.
Basically, you can make any kinds of payments to offset the balances using the even/unevenly splits.
Let us know if this solves your expense splitting problems:)
Let's say we have 3 people A, B, C in the group.
1. A makes an advance payment of $100 before the trip:
a) Create a new receipt with $100;
b) Add a new category called "Advance Payment" or whatever you like;
c) Choose A as the payer and share "evenly";
d) Save the receipt.
2. During the trip, one day B wants to clear his debits ($30) with C:
a) Create a new receipt with $30;
b) Add a new category called "Cash Payment" or whatever you like;
c) Choose B as the payer and share "unevenly" with C only;
d) Save the receipt.
Basically, you can make any kinds of payments to offset the balances using the even/unevenly splits.
Let us know if this solves your expense splitting problems:)
Monday, August 13, 2012
Looking for translation volunteers!
Dear users,
We are now looking for volunteers to translate the app to different languages. Receipt Ninja for Android already supports Chinese, French, German, and Greek. Please email us if you are willing to help us!
The Receipt Ninja Team
We are now looking for volunteers to translate the app to different languages. Receipt Ninja for Android already supports Chinese, French, German, and Greek. Please email us if you are willing to help us!
The Receipt Ninja Team
Friday, August 10, 2012
Receipt Ninja for Android now supports backup to Google Drive!
You can now backup multiple events to SD card, Dropbox, and Google Drive!
Friday, April 13, 2012
Review on Androidmarketapps
http://www.androidmarketapps.com/productivity/receipt-ninja/
If you ever gone on a trip or planned a party with a couple friends, you’d know how difficult it is to calculate how to split the costs. Receipt Ninja is a great app to calculate costs splits with relative ease.
Receipt Ninja does a good job of calculating simple splits. Receipt Ninja allows you to enter all your costs, then reports how much each person owes. Receipt Ninja can track who paid what amount and then spits out a report breakdown of costs that’s easy to read.
I liked how Receipt Ninja:
- is easy to use
- can use the preset categories and can add your own categories
- can pull contacts from your address book or add a person not in your address book
- creates a simple cost break down
- calculates paying with different currencies
- can take a picture of receipts (only for records)
- shares calculation reports via email or SMS.
Receipt Ninja can take a picture of a receipt but it’s only for records. It can’t read the receipt and automatically enter the totals into the report. Automatically entering the costs from the receipt picture would be a great enhancement.
Receipt Ninja will take a little time to learn how to use, but once you get a hang of it, you’ll find Receipt Ninja to be a powerful and useful tool to split costs.
Tuesday, March 20, 2012
Receipt Ninja for iPhone is on Apple App Store
Receipt Ninja for iPhone is on Apple App Store today!
Sunday, March 4, 2012
New Feature: Cloud Backup
Version 1.5.5 introduces the new feature of cloud backup supported by Dropbox. The cloud backup feature helps you better protect your personal data and makes it easy to synchronize data between your phone, PC, and other devices.
Here's what you can play with the cloud backup feature:
- Backup your receipt pictures to Dropbox
- Restore your events from Dropbox
- Keep your data when changing from one phone to another
- View your receipt pictures on PC, Web, etc using Dropbox
- Share the group receipt pictures with your friends
Receipt Ninja is on Android Market and Amazon App Store
Receipt Ninja is on Android Market and Amazon App Store
Receipt Ninja makes it easy to track and split expenses.
Receipt Ninja makes it easy to track and split expenses.
Love travelling with friends but hate doing the math afterwards? Figuring out who paid for what and how to split the expenses has now been made easy for you by Receipt Ninja. It is extremely simple to track and split group expenses and you can conveniently share the financials with your buddies using Email, SMS, or Dropbox. Let Receipt Ninja manage your expenses and you just go get on the road!
Key features include:
-Track receipts with pictures.
-Split group expenses anyway you want (evenly or unevenly).
-Share the report and receipts using Email, SMS, or Dropbox.
-Avoid circular debts(A owes B, B owes C).
-Export to Excel(.csv).
-Support SD card backup and cloud backup using Dropbox.
-Split group expenses anyway you want (evenly or unevenly).
-Share the report and receipts using Email, SMS, or Dropbox.
-Avoid circular debts(A owes B, B owes C).
-Export to Excel(.csv).
-Support SD card backup and cloud backup using Dropbox.
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