Kicking Lettuce

04-02-2013.  Very shortly we will be updating Debt Planner to improve some calculation bugs.  Once this is complete, we will work on a new visual style for the app.

We would like to remind everyone that we sincerely appreciate any positive feedback that you leave in the Play Store for our apps!  Unfortunately, as is often the case, in those rare instances where a particular user has had a problem, they tend to be much more vocal than those that have benefited by it.  We have put no less than 1,000 hours of work into this app and only charge a small amount.  If you do have a problem, PLEASE tell us about it!  We are here to help!  Contact us at feedback@kickinglettuce.com.  If you are enjoying this app, please tell others in the Play Store!  

In version 3.5.2 of Debt Planner Pro we added a new strategy:  As Keyed In.  Some users have experienced a crash since this.  The fix is pretty simple.  Go to the advanced menu and select your strategy first and try it again! In the absolute worst case scenario, you may reinstall the app.  We REALLY hope this was not a burden to you and you appreciate the new updates and features!

12/24/12 - On Dec 22nd we updated the free version of Debt Planner to include a payment strategy.  We choose to use Lowest Balance First as this is often the recommended path to take by financial experts.  In order to access all three payoff systems we offer you must upgrade to the Pro version.  We hope the many users of Debt Planner (Free) will appreciate these new improved calculations.  Previously, after one debt was paid off, the money simply disappeared.  Now we have automated to be moved elsewhere based on this strategy. A Couple of days later we added a small incremental update to move little used buttons to the ActionBar for space conservation.  More importantly, this updated also introduced the ActionBar to Android 2.2 and 2.3 users.  Visually, alone, the app is much improved now.

12/24/12 - We made an incremental update to Debt Planner Pro over the weekend.  The biggest change is for Android 2.3 users who will now receive some ActionBar love.  This greatly enhances the user experience.  For all users, a couple of buttons that were less used were moved to the ActionBar for space conservation.  There were some other small tweaks, take a look around.