Initially the app seemed to work alright, but after a year or two the bugs continue to pile up and it gets slower and slower. I’ll probably turn to another app soon, at this rate it’s hindering our ability to track our finances rather than help it
I agree with other reviewers. The app is beautifully designed with thoughtful features that compensate for many shortcomings that other finance apps have
I have tried so many budgeting apps, at this point it's embarrassing: YNAB, EveryDollar, Das Budget, Good Budget, Monarch, Mint, Simplifi, Rocket Money, Buckets, and Copilot. Faithfi is by far the best out of all of them. Things I like are: automatic transaction import from my bank; ability to carry over negative balances; "real" handling of credit cards; fantastic iOS app; split transactions; manual envelope creation; fast and friendly customer support. I find the pricing to be reasonable compared to other alternatives. It has more flexibility than other tools like YNAB. Plaid is a great tool for integration, and the support team is responsive. The UI is intuitive and easy-to-use. Overall this is just such a great app, I hope it's around for a long time. If I had any complaints it's the lack of a bulk transaction import, but I'm managing fine without it.
The app and the envelops are not transparent. I have $100.00 in my account. Only God knows how it ended up there. I didn't put it there. No response from your organization when I asked. Transparency is very important regarding money matters isn't it.
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It worked really well. Had issues with bank feeds not updating but they were really good at fixing it. The updated UI is a major step backwards. It looks nice but it is clunky and doesn’t respond well. Honestly now feels like a chore to assign transactions
Loved the app until this update. Now I have to go through several clicks to find my uncategorized transactions, which is the function I use more than anything else. I also don’t think the list is updating if I go back to the list without closing the app. Lastly, it logs me out when I close the app. Please address these. Thanks! Rodney
I have tried so many budgeting apps, at this point it's embarrassing: YNAB, EveryDollar, Das Budget, Good Budget, Monarch, Mint, Simplifi, Rocket Money, Buckets, and Copilot.
Faithfi is by far the best out of all of them. Things I like are: automatic transaction import from my bank; ability to carry over negative balances; "real" handling of credit cards; fantastic iOS app; split transactions; manual envelope creation.
I find the pricing to be reasonable compared to other alternatives. It has more flexibility than other tools like YNAB. Plaid is a great tool for integration, and the support team is responsive.
The UI is intuitive and easy-to-use.
Overall this is just such a great app, I hope it's around for a long time. If I had any complaints it's the lack of a bulk transaction import, but I'm managing fine without it.
The FaithFi App is beautiful and looks and is organized better than EveryDollar. The main issue I’m having is the transactions are not importing. I’ve tried everything I know to do with glitching apps. I also tried the “App Support” link and it’s down. There’s no real way to report a problem within the app. Not sure what the issue is but this is the 14 day trial. I’ll give it a few days to correct itself or I’ll sadly have to move on. iPhone 12 Pro iOS 17.0.3
Update: The problem I described above is from me not fully understanding how FaithFi goes and gets imports. Other apps I’ve used would go and grab all transactions from that particular month. FaithFi only downloads from the start date you specify or the default which is the date you do the first import. The first day I downloaded there were no transactions so it appeared to me that FaithFi didn’t do the import. Maybe there should be a prompt to ask the user from what date they would like the import to start.
Had the app and really didn't find it useful. Didn't realize they must have changed their policies and got 5 months worth of charges out of me before I even realized it! Be careful.
Developer Response
We’re so sorry for any confusion. If you sign up for a 14 day free trial and decide not to use the app you must cancel the subscription before the trial ends. Please contact us at support@faithfi.com and we’d be happy to help get this corrected for you. The best budgeting app I found
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