Many people struggle with their personal finances. Often, it is not the nicest work to your financial records to keep. The costs in the short term a lot of time and it will only in the longer term.
Monyq is a mobile app that helps to slightly less time on financial administration having to spend. The app is developed by a Dutchman and is currently completely free to use.
UPDATE: Monyq is unfortunately no longer offered. Take a look at our free software and app database for alternatives.
Monyq is a free web application and mobile app. Igor Kluin is responsible for the company behind this service. He has it set up to enable consumers to make better financial decisions. Many people get warranties, insurance policies, beleggingsafschriften and pensioenoverzichten lost. Because of this they are not able to their financial situation to estimate and they are easier to entice to vague or even completely unnecessary financial products to purchase.
With Monyq saves all the information in a digital shoebox by with the smartphone or tablet into a digital photo of the paper. Then, these can in various online directories to be categorized. All stored documents can then through the website and the mobile app will quickly be found. Also you can create archived documents directly from the mobile app mail. As your accountant, for example, a form requesting to send it directly by.
Many articles sit long warranties. But then you still have the receipt, can find. With Monyq you can directly take a photo of the invoice, the product and the serial number and saves it in the same folder. If there is later something breaks then you direct all the necessary information at hand.
Monyq has the following characteristics:
Monyq screenshots
You can free download Monyq and safe install the latest trial or new full version for Windows 10 (x32, 64 bit, 86) from the official site.
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