The app syncs a user’s information across the company’s Web site, smartphone and tablet apps.Īfter a user enters their information, the app breaks down financial information into categories including cash, credit cards, loans and investments. Users then enter their banking information. To use the app, consumers need to create an account at or via the app. The app has been designed specifically for the Android tablet and is optimized for nine and ten inch screen Android tablets. Personal finance Web site helps eight million users manage their finances. “Tablet apps offer a landscape aspect and more real estate, which creates more opportunity for exploration and immersive experiences,” he said. “We wanted to create a tablet app to fit every lifestyle to provide the flexibility to stay in control of day-to-day finances and live financially confident,” said Ken Sun, product manager for mobile at Intuit Personal Finance Group, Mountain View, CA.

The app is available for free download from Google’s Android Market.

The tablet app is optimized to fit Android devices that run on the Honeycomb and Ice Cream Sandwich operating systems and helps users track their finances with graphs and charts. Intuit Inc.’s has rolled out an Android tablet application after seeing a greater need from consumers to manage their money on mobile devices.

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