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Cha-Ching Touch Now Available

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Last month, we mentioned that Cha-Ching was coming to the iPhone and iPod touch, so we'd like to provide an update noting that it is now available for purchase [App Store] at an introductory price of $2.99.

Cha-Ching features:
- Location based, quick transaction entry
- Simple, fun budgeting
- Multiple account support
- Unlimited Custom Categories
- Synchronization with Cha-Ching for the Mac
- Multi Device Sync - Sync your Cha-Ching library with more than 1 iPhone/iPod Touch
- Passcode lock to keep your financial data safe

Users of the Mac version of Cha-Ching can sync their transaction histories to the iPhone version to provide on-the-go access.

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