Fantastic Software
Keeps entering bogus transactions
Best APP on MAC
Was great until Version 10 - Heads Should Roll over this one!
A solid, reliable partner in my business and in my home finances
Over 10 Years of Banktivity
I switched due to a huge blunder by Quicken that destroyed all of my data. Simply tried to open the file and all my accounts were gone with no means of recovery; have I mentioned I have not had a single issue with Banktivity? Love the product, keep up the good work and keeping your customers happy with a product that just works like it is supposed to.
Scheduled transactions missing
Great Program for Managing finances
Best of all their tech support is outstanding with online chat support during regular nosiness hours I’ve never not been able to resolve an issue or at least have it addressed in a reasonable amount of time.
Very responsive company.
frustrating architectural flaw
with the new update you can back up your files, you just won’t ever be able to retrieve them: Files are stored in a file system with no names or indications of what they are or used to be, you’re not allowed to open a file without importing it into the Organizer, and when you do that it triggers a warning that if the file was previously imported opening it could cause duplicated entries. So what happens if you need to go back a week for example?
Been a Loyal customer since 2013 and the is my good bye forever Banktivity! too much is too much.
Can't get started
It was good until…
Just keeps getting better.
Best I’ve found
Keeps crashing after closing it
v10 ‘organizer’ pop up is extremely frustrating
Update: Thanks for your reply. However the problem still exists. That and some banks no longer connect means Money.Wiz is looking really good about now.
Disappointing Upgrade to version 10
I have used Banktivity since its original release in 2003, when Intuit stopped developing Quicken for the Mac. I have stayed with it for more than two decades because it was a dependable Mac financial program that gave users control over their own information.
Unfortunately, the latest Banktivity 10 update feels like a major step backward.
One of the worst changes is the way data is now stored. Instead of being able to keep a clear, accessible document that I can place wherever I choose and back up easily, the data is now buried deep inside the user’s Library folder. Most ordinary users will have difficulty even finding it, never mind making an independent backup or restoring it when something goes wrong. Financial records should never be hidden away in an obscure location that makes users dependent on the application to access and protect their own data.
The update also removed the ability to password-protect or hide financial data. That makes little sense. Bank and credit-card records are among the most private documents people have, and removing an important privacy feature is not progress.
More troubling, there appear to be serious bugs. In my case, the update deleted reconciled Apple Card bank statements. Fortunately the transactions were not deleted and I was able to spend a few hours going back and reconciling all the statements for the Apple Card account. Reconciled records are supposed to be the reliable history of transactions that have already been reviewed and confirmed. Losing them damages trust in the program and creates real concern about what else may have been altered or lost. I am the type of person that if my bank statement doesn't reconcile to the penny, I need to find out why.
After more than 20 years as a customer, I expected Banktivity to become more secure, transparent and dependable. Instead, this update reduces user control, weakens privacy, and has introduced bugs affecting important financial records among other annoying problems.
The developers need to restore easy user-controlled backups, bring back password protection, and urgently correct the data loss problems before asking longtime customers to trust this version.
Great application
I’ve had the occasional need to contact support, and they have always been responsive and helpful. I’ve not had any significant trouble with connecting to financial institutions in Australia, or with syncing. The help pages on their website can usually answer my queries easily.

