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"Ever lent money to someone and forgotten all about it, only to remember it months later when they ask for another loan? Or, even more embarrassingly, perhaps you find yourself borrowing money from others and having to be reminded by them before you pay them back. If you tote an iPhone around, PayMeBack may be the answer to your problems.\r\n\r\nAvailable for a dollar on the App Store, this beautifully designed app seeks to keep you on top of the money you have lent or borrowed. The app is delightfully set in vintage leather, with even the skeuomorphic\u00A0stitches done up with great attention to detail. The animations throughout the app are smooth and to-the-point, with no grand flourishes that slow down usage. Overall, the UI is nearly perfect.\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nTo make things better, it also comes with a great set of features. When you lend some money to someone or borrow from them, you can enter the amount into the app (which uses the currency setting that is applied globally to your phone) and assign it to a person (or five) by either manually typing in their name or choosing it from your address book. You can add a note to remind yourself of just why you lent or borrowed that money and also have the app split an amount evenly between multiple people.\r\n\r\nIt also stores your location for every transaction to help you recall the circumstances surrounding your lending or borrowing of the money. And if you enter multiple transactions related to a single person in your address book, it has the good sense to add them all up into one tidy sum, so you can just walk up to them two years later and inform them that they now owe you a grand total of $4,527.80!\r\n\r\nOr you can send them a URL from within the app that takes them to a nicely designed webpage informing them of that fact. If they are on an iPhone and have PayMeBack installed as well, they can click on a link on that webpage to add the transaction to their own list within the app.\r\n\r\nThe only change I would suggest to that last feature, and in fact to the app overall, is to reduce the number of steps involved in sharing an item, which currently requires up to ten taps to complete. I\u2019d also suggest winnowing down all the sharing options available to the user\u2014which includes everything from Delicious to Facebook and Google Reader to Tumblr\u2014to just the most essential ones.\r\n\r\nBesides those complaints, however, PayMeBack is a great application that does what it promises to with aplomb. The App Store does have other apps that perform the same basic functions as PayMeBack\u2014with OweMe being just one of the examples\u2014but none do it with quite as much style, or offer nearly the same amount of features, as PayMeBack does. We suggest that you give it its due.\r\n\r\nPayMeBack is available on the App Store for $0.99 and is compatible with all iPhones running iOS 4.2 or later. It is not a universal application."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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