CNET Editors' review
If you can't keep cash in your pocket, hopefully you can keep this handy accounting program on your handheld. Perfect Balance Pocket PC provides a decent set of features to count your coins and help you remember where you're spending all your money--as long as its in dollars. You can keep track of multiple accounts as well as add memos to transactions to remember any important details. Perfect Balance can easily compile transaction reports for each account, or for all of your accounts in total. You don't need to be an accounting genius to use this application, either. We like the program's slick interface, and appreciate that most functions take just a screen click to execute. If desired, you can export your data to a CSV file, to view on another machine. The only shortcoming we could find is Perfect Balance deals only in dollars--a currency converter would have been a great addition to an already fairly complete program. Overall, Perfect Balance is a good tool for anyone who needs to keep detailed records of financial accounts.Publisher's Description
From Kolya Mobile Computing:
Perfect Balance helps you to manage your accounts and your money. It focuses on making registration of your transactions simple and quick. With one click you can transfer a transaction one account to another. A complete list of your transactions is presented in a clear and very descriptive way. Perfect Balance lets you not only register your transactions and categorize it for different accounts, but also view different kind of statistics within specified date range: Transaction reports and Account balances. All those statistics can be exported in Comma Separated Values (CSV) files. Perfect Balance is certified as Designed for Windows Mobile.
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