[neogodless]

There's also some uncertainty around persistence of data if I start a paid plan (or trial) but do not continue.

Does the data I'd entered thus far get purged, and I would have to re-enter it if I picked the plan back up?

I feel like this kind of tool might be something I'd update once a quarter or once a year, but not want to pay for every month. But if my data is deleted in between uses, it's also a lot less useful. Is there a rational middle ground?

[scubakid]

If you go to cancel a subscription, there should be a modal that pops up warning that persisted data will be removed if you continue to cancel.

And yeah I see your point on wanting to come back and update things periodically. Is this perhaps where the yearly / lifetime plan options make more sense? Or are those priced too steeply in your estimation?

[neogodless]

> If you go to cancel a subscription, there should be a modal that pops up warning that persisted data will be removed if you continue to cancel.

There's no way to know that before choosing a paid plan though, is there?

I'm not a good person to ask - I avoid spending money (I think) much more so than most people. And I wrote my own software for tracking all my finances (with zero graphs.) So I'm hesitant to spend money on other software.

Depending on a person's weakness or uncertainty, this kind of software can fill in a lot of gaps and help them make decisions that can dwarf the cost of your software, so I doubt the pricing is prohibitive.

As always, take me picking apart your software as a token of interest and a compliment. (I really wish I'd start picking up graphs from my back log...!)

[scubakid]

> There's no way to know that before choosing a paid plan though, is there?

On the home page in the "How it Works" section, there's a screenshot showing how you can remove your data. Perhaps I should make that even more prominent though, since evidently not everyone notices.

Thanks for the feedback!