Looks like abandonware - think twice
The basic concept of the app is sound, but there are serious bugs and no one has heard from support in months.
We love being able to work on our combined and private finances in one app, but objectively every other feature is subpar compared to most budgeting apps. For example, it categorizes incorrectly almost every transaction. Just looking at auto imported transactions is difficult because the title is a huge string that tells you nothing about where and on what money was spent. To find that out you have to edit the title if the transaction, which doesn’t actually take effect until you’ve done it 2-3 times. Then reassigning the category has to be done multiple times to take affect.
This weekend my wife spent the entire afternoon doing this process only to have all of the data revert in the evening. She couldn’t stop crying after having wasted a rare open afternoon on nothing. Emails to support have never been answered.
We love being able to work on our combined and private finances in one app, but objectively every other feature is subpar compared to most budgeting apps. For example, it categorizes incorrectly almost every transaction. Just looking at auto imported transactions is difficult because the title is a huge string that tells you nothing about where and on what money was spent. To find that out you have to edit the title if the transaction, which doesn’t actually take effect until you’ve done it 2-3 times. Then reassigning the category has to be done multiple times to take affect.
This weekend my wife spent the entire afternoon doing this process only to have all of the data revert in the evening. She couldn’t stop crying after having wasted a rare open afternoon on nothing. Emails to support have never been answered.
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Good for observing but that’s it
I wish there were some kind of goals setting capabilities. I really love the interface and ability for us to see all our money together, but I can’t see all of our budget together, like the total caps. You have to go in individually which makes me still have to manually make a budget separately and then go in on the app and change the individual caps. You also can’t set it per person which would also be nice since this is couple focused.
I also wish there was a way to set savings goals as well, obviously you can still save but we might end up switching to another app eventually due to this.
Overall, it’s a very good tracking app but that is all. I would pay for additional features tbh and this could continue to be free.
I also wish there was a way to set savings goals as well, obviously you can still save but we might end up switching to another app eventually due to this.
Overall, it’s a very good tracking app but that is all. I would pay for additional features tbh and this could continue to be free.
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Disappointing Experience
The good overall ratings led us to Honeydue when Mint notified us that they were ending their platform. So far though this is not meeting our needs. Honeydue does not partner with a wide range of banks. I was able to connect our credit cards, but not our savings, checking, retirement, or investment accounts. It is helpful at least to see the bulk of our everyday spending in one place, but even then the app does not update balances frequently. For several days I’ve found myself having to manually refresh each account individually. Which, to be honest, I can do just as efficiently with our card account’s apps and a pen and paper. The pen and paper method is starting to look more appealing, as at least then we would not be sharing our financial date with two separate companies - Honeydue retrieves our financial data by acting through its intermediary, Plaid.
We’re going to give it another week to see if things improve.
We’re going to give it another week to see if things improve.
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