TJ Huntley

This seems to be the best app so far for finances. However, it lacks several features: -You can't receive notifications per contact for email receipts so it gets spammy. -Notification extraction doesn't allow you to split categories. If it's a single category transaction, it's perfect, but if it's a split, you have to go back into the app to edit, which takes time. Everything else works great. It has a nice interface, too.

Jennifer R

This app is great! So easy to use. Lots of ways to categorize and report expenses. Many ways to slice and dice data, trending, etc. Exactly what I was looking for. I got the paid version, worth every $. UPDATE: All I can say is WOW! The more I use this app and get familiar with the features and different ways I can look at my finances, the more I love it. Thanks for putting thought in even the simple things. Edited

Eric Huston

I have been using Excel since Mint closed. Bluecoins is an excellent app. I really like the scheduled transactions. One feature I would like to see would be a simple "Pay" button for credit cards that would auto fill the transfer fields for you. Overall it is one of the more affordable budget apps ( I paid for premium which is 25% off now+ Google gave me $3 in credit) so $3 and some change is not bad compared to some apps asking for like $60 a year.

Mitch Parlette

The perfect solution for me.... So I have spent the last week trying out 4 other financial apps, and as I usually do, I start from right to left (z to a). The others were all quite good, every one was an editors choice, but all were lacking in one small thing or the other...for my situation. 15 seconds after setting up Bluecoins I bought it. It performed with the exact parameters I was looking for. Already, after 15 minutes and I have next years forecast in front of me to review. Perfect. Thanks Edited

A Google user

I absolutely love this app for balancing my books. the only thing I don't understand very well is how to track how my crypto investments are growing. also, how to log changes in my stock prices and the fees accrued to maintain them. otherwise, this is a really great product that I have never found anything else that can compare. is there a way, though, that I can transfer my data to a book keeping program on my computer? I use Linux. thank you so much!!