Money Pro
2.2.3
Money Pro
2.2.3Manage money like a pro.
Overview
Money Pro is the next generation of Money app (over 2 million downloads worldwide).
Money Pro is the one place for bill planning, budgeting and keeping track of your accounts. Easy sync with iPhone/iPad versions. Money Pro works great for home budgeting and even for business use.
Features:
- Calendar
- Today view
- Bills due notifications
- Budgets
- Budget rollover
- Checkbook register
- Account reconciliation
- Import of bank statements
- Split transactions
- Calculator and currency converter
- Search
- Detailed reports
- Lots of options for customization
- iCloud
- Multiple profiles
- Data export
- Notification Center widget
What's new in Money Pro
Version 2.2.3:
- New report “Planned transactions”
- Fixed various crash issues
- Improved performance
Money Pro Screenshots
$29.99
App requirements:
- Intel 64
- OS X 10.11.0 or later
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Good luck with that - there's nearly 800 threads for this app in the past 16 months. I might accept that from a $5 app, but not when I'm paying thirty bucks!
Within 10 minutes of opening this app for the first time, I found a missing function related to income.
Then I quickly discovered more missing and/or confusing functions.
So I emailed the dev. about my findings. If you think they were thankful or even a bit concerned, you couldn't be more wrong.
"Their only comment was "You can share your ideas on our Forum. We review and implement the most valuable and in-demand features submitted by our users."
I managed to figure out how to import my bank statement (the instructions are vague and erroneous).
After doing so you're asked to assign a category for each column of data. That's when I discovered there's no category for "balance."
How do you release a financial app without a balance column?!
Other apps I've used automatically adjust for payments that fall on weekends or holidays. Not this one!
Even though it was requested in the forum in Sept. 2015.
Evidently that, like most other requests, weren't "in-demand" enough to include in an update.
I mean really - how often are weekends and holidays gonna roll around anyway?
I was hoping I'd simply overlooked some things and could get some assistance.
Hard to believe that a missing balance header hasn't been reported previously and then deemed valuable enough for inclusion.
Good luck with that - there's nearly 800 threads for this app in the past 16 months. I might accept that from a $5 app, but not when I'm paying thirty bucks!
Within 10 minutes of opening this app for the first time, I found a missing function related to income.
Then I quickly discovered more missing and/or confusing functions.
So I emailed the dev. about my findings. If you think they were thankful or even a bit concerned, you couldn't be more wrong.
"Their only comment was "You can share your ideas on our Forum. We review and implement the most valuable and in-demand features submitted by our users."
I managed to figure out how to import my bank statement (the instructions are vague and erroneous).
After doing so you're asked to assign a category for each column of data. That's when I discovered there's no category for "balance."
How do you release a financial app without a balance column?!
Other apps I've used automatically adjust for payments that fall on weekends or holidays. Not this one!
Even though it was requested in the forum in Sept. 2015.
Evidently that, like most other requests, weren't "in-demand" enough to include in an update.
I mean really - how often are weekends and holidays gonna roll around anyway?
I was hoping I'd simply overlooked some things and could get some assistance.
Hard to believe that a missing balance header hasn't been reported previously and then deemed valuable enough for inclusion.
Please except our apologies if the tone of our reply appeared indifferent and we hurt your feelings in any way. We value every feedback received from our users and try to do all we can to make the app better. However, there are thousands of people using Money Pro and it seems impossible to implement every request addressed to us as a developer.
As you correctly noticed we have a large number of ideas posted on the forum. Many of them are given by those who have been using our app for a long time and who have come up with improvements to the existing features. Sometimes the differences between ideas are very small, but because all the details matter, we do not merge those ideas. Due to this fact and also due to the large community of the users the number of ideas is big. But absolutely every suggestion sent to us has been looked into and considered for possible implementation. The history of updates shows that we add to the app on a regular basis.
Concerning the other issues you mentioned:
The Balance category is missing because we found it unnecessary for the import procedure. The app calculates the balance of each account after the import. The calculation is based on the sums of imported transactions and on the account balance before the import. None of the users have expressed a desire to have a “balance” column. Could you please explain why you would require one?
We agree with you that the import guide could be more detailed. Each bank has its own export form, that’s why sometimes difficulties can arise. But we’ll try to give better instructions on that.
The guide refers to multiple platforms – "Open In" is the name used for the "Open With" feature on iOS devices.
Unfortunately we have no plans in the nearest future for adding a feature that would allow adjustment for payments that fall on weekends. At the moment we are working on other, more relevant features.
We sincerely hope that could clarify the issues you addressed.
Money Pro is a very responsive application that is quite stable, has a very polished UI/UX, and accomplishes some common tasks with ease such as budget management and reporting. Add to this an iOS app that, IMHO, is the best integrated banking app for iPhones...the ease of using it and entering transactions puts Quicken's years-old solution to shame.
But I have one caveat and it's a big one for me. As someone who has 2 checking accounts, 3 savings ones, 3 credit cards, and numerous college, retirement, and investment funds plus I share these with another person (wife), Money Pro's lack of automatic banking retrieval and to a lesser extent bill pay, makes the daily use of this application nearly impossible. The time spent entering transactions and/or reconciling with the banks is prohibitive.
Get this feature, and I truly believe Money Pro will be my de facto banking application...otherwise, I don't have the time to invest in it.
Also, there is a free iOS version of the app if you’d like to try it out before buying.
Thanks for your comments.
Nice for the csv import !
But sorry, a test of an IOS (limited version) is not enough for me to adopt a daily Mac application ;-(
I agree with Jerry-Turi: please, consider posting a trial version.
SEE Finance gets some love but the lack of bill pay and mobile apps are showstoppers for me. Another is Moneydance which looks most like Quicken, has mobile apps, and gets some love too...but I've yet to try it out to know.
For all the complaints from Mac users for over 20 years about Quicken, I don't know which is more surprising...that Intuit/Quicken never got substantially better, or that no other company could develop a worthy alternative!
Everyone chooses what is suitable precisely for him. There is no argument about that. But because something works for you does not automatically means it’ll work for everybody else. As an example, Quicken hasn’t less negative reviews than our app does. Moreover, there are even those who switched from Quicken to Money Pro. When you look into the matter deeply you’ll discover that people have serious complaints about Quicken’s handling budgets, bill reminders, transfers between accounts of different currencies, and even (what seems to be its biggest advantage!) there are complaints about syncing issues with the needed bank. So, we wouldn’t be so confident that presence of certain features in an application guarantees 100% satisfaction with the product. People often fall into a habit of demanding more and more while the best thing may turn out to be the enemy of the good one. We don’t really feel like discussing other apps on our page but after all the comments we had nothing to do but respond.