![]() Like all personal finance software, some of its features are better than Banktivity while others are not quite as good. SEE Finance is just a good as Banktivity and retains the one-time purchase pricing model. It is currently supported after the developer was sidelined due to medical issues for the better part of 2020. And it's insulting that loans, which are just an amortization table are now considered a premium service. I don't use, or want, direct access, but I do want investment quotes. It's a pity, I would have paid for a Banktivity sub gladly if they were reasonable. And Access would be a better choice, but I am not good enough with that to use it. You do need some minimal spreadsheet knowledge of course. It's sort of better because I have much more control of the data and can do reports and charts exactly the way I want. It's not as smooth (or pretty) as Banktivity, but it works. Account register's for all my accounts, and a summary page that adds income/expenses together. I spent a couple of hours this week and created everything I wanted from Banktivity in Excel. I would use Banktivity to keep track of spending, then transfer the numbers to my budget spreadsheet once a week. I was already using Excel for an extensive budget that is highly personalized to my needs. would you be happy to pay the same price for the silver tier?Įxcel or any free spreadsheet software will work. But they decided to charge the same as US customers despite some major functionality being missing. If they’d offered a lower cost subscription for full functionality bit no direct access that would have been reasonable. ![]() I would be stunned if it arrived within a 12 month period if I’m being honest.Īnd if i cancel the subscription my iPhone app becomes essentially useless because it won’t synchronise. Given how slow development has been on Banktivity, it would be absurd to shell out £60 for a vague promise of direct access at ‘some point in the future’. They say that uk direct access is ‘on the roadmap’ but they also say that this will come after they implement direct access 2 which they claim is a ‘big task’. which is just offensive considering direct access isn’t working. But I have loan accounts so I need to pay £60 for the first year.
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