Good but could be great!
This is a great start for this app. The ability to easily categorize transactions and create monthly budgetary goals is very helpful. What would make it better would be the ability to categorize multiple transactions at once, to make custom categories, and to forecast your budget for future months. Having to wait until the 1st of each month to make your budget means you can’t get ahead. Categorizing each transaction separately is a bit annoying when you know a bunch are all in the same category, and sometimes the app lags when categorizing single transactions (and it makes my phone get very hot!). And I love the automated categories, but there are one or two I’d add if I could that are custom to my lifestyle. Otherwise I’m enjoying the app a lot and will continue using it moving forward!
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Most improved personal finance app since mint
Happy I found Neontra. It is the app I settled on after trying a few replacements for Mint. They’ve made the most improvements this year and I hope they’ll keep making it better and better. The web app is more complete but now with a redesign the mobile app is a greater companion/ good enough on its own.
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Great personal finance app
I’ve used many PFMs. Neontra is easily the most feature rich and capable solution I’ve seen. The planning tools are especially good.
Great design
The app is no longer ugly
Absolute garbage app that gets worse each update
Genuinely baffling decision to enforce forced updates when every update REMOVES working features. What are you guys thinking?
Too new to justify a subscription service
The app is far from user friendly and clearly still in a beta phase. Went to use it today and my free trial was over. They are no where near in a position to be asking for money. $12/yr makes more sense than $12/mth. It’s too bad this apps don’t work harder at building a daily user base for free, weed out the issues, become more user friendly, THAN bring in a monthly fee. This will most likely make them unsuccessful.
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Has potential, but limited transaction categorizations make it useless for me
I find the app a little difficult to navigate, but I’m sure I’ll get used to it. It seems pretty good so far. However when categorizing transactions, if there is a positive transaction (ie a refund or money transfer received) in your account you are limited to only a few options. So for example, if I buy something and then return it, I can’t use the same categorization for both transactions to effectively cancel out the balance. The app is useless to me until this changes. It’s also counting my mortgage as an asset and adding it to my net worth. That’s a big problem. *Edit: I realized the limited categories is only on the app. Online you have full access. Still needs to be fixed. *Edit2: Fixed the mortgage as a liability by manually adding an interest rate using a web browser.
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Huge for my finances
Migrated from Mint. Great place to keep track of all my finances from checking to stocks. They also seem receptive to user feedback which I appreciate.
Extremely feature rich app
This app has all the features I need. I use it with my 3 banking providers and I haven’t found any problems yet. The web version is even more useful but the app is definitely strong enough on its own
Top notch budgeting app
Great integrations with our mediocre Canadian banks. Super quick and easy to setup. All the graphs and balance sheets you need
