Hey! Could you please describe in more detail what you mean?
MƔrio Santos
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Apr 7
Sure
For example, if I set a budget for 'Entertainment' and add subscriptions like Netflix, the tracker should show the amount of money spent versus the remaining balance. Additionally, every time a subscription payment is processed, it should automatically update the budget usage indicator.
Support Team
Teamā¢
Apr 7
Thanks, I understand the idea now, but Iām not sure how the app can really help with this, since when you add a subscription, it usually means youāve already signed up and are already paying for it.
For example, you subscribe to Netflix, add it, and it shows that youāre over your budget. Does that mean you should now go and cancel that subscription and not add it?
I just want to better understand how this could be implemented and how useful it would actually be.
MƔrio Santos
ā¢
Apr 7
I track everything from bank fees to my mortgage my idea is in the app. Using my salary as the budget baseline allows me to see my actual 'free-to-use' balance after all expenses are deducted.
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Support Team
Apr 7
Hey! Could you please describe in more detail what you mean?
MƔrio Santos
Apr 7
Sure
For example, if I set a budget for 'Entertainment' and add subscriptions like Netflix, the tracker should show the amount of money spent versus the remaining balance. Additionally, every time a subscription payment is processed, it should automatically update the budget usage indicator.
Support Team
Apr 7
Thanks, I understand the idea now, but Iām not sure how the app can really help with this, since when you add a subscription, it usually means youāve already signed up and are already paying for it.
For example, you subscribe to Netflix, add it, and it shows that youāre over your budget. Does that mean you should now go and cancel that subscription and not add it?
I just want to better understand how this could be implemented and how useful it would actually be.
MƔrio Santos
Apr 7
I track everything from bank fees to my mortgage my idea is in the app. Using my salary as the budget baseline allows me to see my actual 'free-to-use' balance after all expenses are deducted.