Wesabe Meets Mint In The iPhone Finance App Arena

When it comes to startups in the online personal finance sphere, most people think of Mint. But another player in the space, Wesabe, has been holding its own as well, seeing some nice growth in the past year. Which one you use is probably a matter of personal taste, but perhaps you were mesmerized by Mint's slick iPhone app. Well, now Wesabe has one as well. So how do the apps stack up? Well, there are two key differences: Mint's looks nicer, but Wesabe's is more dynamic. What I mean by that is, with Mint's iPhone app you can only see an overview of your finances, and look at things like the budget you set up online. With Wesabe's iPhone app, everything is editable. And that's a nice feature because more than a few times with Mint, I have seen a transaction categorized wrong, but had to login on my computer to edit it.

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