Missing the essential
When you look for a personal finance app, one desires three things: track what happened in the past, my current situation, and what can happen in the future. This app lacks the capability to look at future cash flow issues
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When you look for a personal finance app, one desires three things: track what happened in the past, my current situation, and what can happen in the future. This app lacks the capability to look at future cash flow issues
App is expected to send a passcode to your email ID and phone number after the initial registration and you never get them even if you try “resend code” multiple times. Without the passcode, you can’t even login. Deleted the app on first day itself.
I couldn’t log in again after registering. It would send a code to my phone number each time I tried to log in and then tell me that that phone number was already registered (which of course it was, by me)
I attempted to sign up for the premier plan but every payment method I tried failed because of a 'bank issue.' Weird that every bank has an issue right now. None of the attempted transactions displayed on the respective banks portals and even Apple Pay failed. This was attempted on Brave, Firefox and the ios app. Then deleting my account took two attempts.
This would be a great product if it didn’t have so many bugs. It has everything that I’m looking for in a budgeting app, but I can’t keep using it because of all the bugs. Transactions fail to post, often show up as duplicates, and takes Days to post into the app. Transactions that I categorize will randomly switch back to different categories. I have opened several support cases, but they never get resolved. These issues exist both on the web version and the mobile app.
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