... that? In markets where open banking is expensive OR nonexistent (Middle East, Africa, Asia, etc.) apps/users cannot access their finances from anywhere but their banking app. I built a workaround and people are loving it! Think origin, mint, ynab, monarch s little sibling. Please give it a shot it s completely free. The app is called TrackNest and is on both iOS and Android ...

... more meaningful and user-friendly experience. The survey is short and will take only a few minutes to complete. We would greatly appreciate your participation. Google Form: https://forms.gle/Gz7NfLDz63G9mcL47 Thank you for your time and valuable input! @Monarch @Cleo @Copilot @Fintech First Users ...

... forward. We have a working proof of concept and are actively building toward launch with our developer. Funding the launch through Kickstarter in the coming weeks. My actual question for this community: If you've used budgeting apps before Monarch, Copilot, YNAB, Rocket Money, Mint before it died what's the thing they keep missing for you? I'd genuinely rather absorb hard-won lessons from this group than learn them the slow way. Looking forward to being part ...

... looks at all my transactions, sends me an email each month with places I'm wasting money or am outside the bounds of normal ("did you mean to spend that much on bagels?"). Maybe this all happens in @Monarch @Copilot @CreditKarma ? What do you use? I'd love recommendations. Comment from Robert Jakobson(@robert_jakobson): I am interested in building something like this as an UX designer. Probably pricing it on the higher-end, because that is a good ... ... into building new features and over time can imagine checking all of your boxes and wishlist items. If you wanted something today that does the majority of the things you listed, I've heard from people who enjoy both monarch

... marroll): @lagap  Amazing, thanks for taking a look! Yeah i think there should also be a like "how does this work" real landing page. good callout! also a +1 on the bank / cc info. Part of this approach vs using @Plaid was the hope that it feels less "committing". It's still a lot of personal though, so I think there are some more steps I've considered: I would really love for the app to just be local ... ... trying to enable or drive? I don't fundamentally believe people want to look at their finances. What does looking at this dashboard unlock for them? For example, if the goal is to get a sense of net burn versus