Lucid Budget: Data Privacy, Simplicity, and Customization for your budget

About a month ago I created a thread asking for opinions on why most people love spreadsheets more than the apps out there. https://www.reddit.com/r/persona... I listened and have begun working hard to make an app that can eventually be as flexible as a spreadsheet, it took longer than expected but I finally have a version I can actually show all of you. Its still in early release and has a LOT of work to be done. This app is not near perfect but its great to get started and decently responsive but has some bugs I am aware of. I need your feedback to make this better, tell me exactly what you feel and how I can fix things to make it better, post any bugs or issues your having here so I can fix it right away. "Oh no... not another budgeting app... whats the difference?" I came prepared for this statement/question. When I made that thread I explained 3 core principles I promised to stick by. Data Privacy: No private user data will be in this app, it doesn't take in bank data or ask for you bank info or any private information. This makes it similar to how spreadsheets are. Simplicity: This one is tough but I am trying to keep it simple, the problem with YNAB and sometimes even Mint and EveryDollar is they make it confusing for people who are new to budgeting, EveryDollar has done a good job I'll admit making it much simpler than others, but even EveryDollar has some flaws. Customization: This I will admit, as a developer, is the hardest task to tackle. I am still working hard at this, but every budgeting app has too many limitations, currently mine has its own but I am fixing that rapidly, I started out trying to give users more options, make your own categories, add expenses under those categories, this will improve vastly as I get feedback FROM ALL OF YOU, Mint forces you to add a bank account, YNAB is the closest to being the most flexible to customize. EveryDollar is very simplistic but has limitations, and nothing compares to spreadsheets, not even my app currently, but I am working at finding the sweet balance. But those are my 3 principles I am sticking to. After I get things running smooth I will be adding an export and import feature for bank CSV's, since in CSV's you can control the data and not have private sensitive information, so instead of me asking for your bank data you can import your CSV and have your transactions added later on. Please give me feedback on the app I know it has bugs currently but I am here to fix them and I am a real person talking to you and offering a real app that you have a voice in what direction this takes. That's the difference between this app and the others out there, you can actually give feedback to a person directly, me. Hopefully the mods don't get mad at me, I see this as the same as people giving out their spreadsheets for everyone to use, I am giving out an app for everyone to use and letting you guys help give feedback on how this can be built.