4 month ago
nelson : Wesabe + Twitter - Nice combination; easy way to track your cash expenses
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4 month ago
nelson : Wesabe + processing - Interesting use of processing.js to bring beautiful graphs into your financial accounts
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16 month ago
Andy Baio : Making the web into a banking platform (whether they like it or not) - Wesabe's Firefox uploader and REST API quietly release your bank's stranglehold on your data
nelson : Wesabe API - Marc waxes about the implications of their opening access to bank data
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16 month ago
gleuschk : Wheaties for Your Wallet » Blog Archive » The Wesabe Firefox Uploader - sounds doubleplusawesome
Rod Begbie : The Wesabe Firefox Uploader - Cool solution to the problem of automatically download bank statements from the gazillion different financial institutions out there: Easily scripting Firefox to download them for you. Well played, Wesabe. Well played. [via] #
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17 month ago
Simon Willison : Wesabi: Your bank has a REST API now - Wesabi: Your bank has a REST API now. Excellent—I’ve been saying for a while now that I’d really love to be able to program my bank account.
Rod Begbie : Your bank has a REST API now (shhh! -- don't tell them) - Wesabe have created an open API to allow folks to hack on their bank account data. I foresee some stonking visualization work coming out of this that will put Quicken, Microsoft Money, etc to shame. [via] #
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20 month ago
nelson : Compact fluorescents - A simple rating / test guide.
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21 month ago
nelson : Wesabe funding - Techcrunch has a story saying Wesabe's raised $700,000 from O'Reilly AlphaTech Ventures.
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43folders : Crap I love: Wesabe | A Whole Lotta Nothing - "For me, the main draw was simply having a powerful web version of something like Quicken, but flexible like flickr or delicious."
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Rod Begbie : Wesabe - Marc Hedlund's start-up launches. Looks like an awesome light-weight social web-based finance manager, for folks for whom Quicken is too much hassle. Whether users will entrust their financial info to Web 2.0 remains to be seen. #
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