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Not a bug but the new budget system seems so unintuitive and I have to go through so many loops to set a budget, all for it to not update any of my savings. The old system was simple and did the job perfectly, now the user has to click multiple times to finally get to their budget

Having to do extra taps to see how much I have left to spend in every category is annoying. That information seems much more pertinent than what percentage of my spend has gone to each category so far.

Ive reported this a few times in the last several months and as of today I was informed there's no ETA on when the engineers will have this bug fixed. Use case: You set a biweekly cadence to your recurring bill and expect to see that bill listed in the recurring tab/section. Somehow, the app switches your cadence to monthly without your awareness. This gives you an inaccurate view of upcoming bills and how much you can expect to pay for the time period. I'm used to logging in every morning to see what bills i have coming up while also ensuring my expense bank account has the accurate amount of money to support the payment of those bills. If you can't trust the cadence you set for the recurring bills then what's the point of using this feature ??

Any direct deposit to my Chase account is treated as a Zelle transaction with the label “Purchased on Zelle”. This makes it so that anything reoccurring is placed within the same reoccurring charge as my pay, instead of as separate reoccurring charge. It also just doesn’t make any sense since it isn’t to do with Zelle at all.

Is it possible to add just a debit card instead of a bank account?

Trend arrow for debt is the reverse of what it should. Currently green arrow for increasing debt but should be red arrow (more debt is bad)

If you look at the payday view on payday, it seems to treat the current day as the next payday, producing a nonsensical “safe to spend” value. For example, if you have $10,000 in your bank account after that day’s $5,000 paycheck was deposited, and you have $3,000 in bills to pay before your next paycheck, the “safe to spend” amount shown would be the full $10,000 in your account. If you actually spent that amount, you’d soon find yourself $3000 overdrawn.

I changed a savings goal within the goal itself, and it updated. But, on the main screen that shows my progress towards the goal, it still shows the old amount.

I use the business category to track business expenses and business income, but the positive “charges” just count towards spending and not income.

I get it’s a bug fix not a feature but I don’t see any place to report bugs. A note added to a pending transaction is removed when the status changes. This is a bit frustrating, especially for longer notes. Repro steps: add a note to a pending transaction wait for the transaction to be marked as complete notice the note has been removed. This is not expected