Budgeting app
Simple zero-based monthly budget, with some choosing it over YNAB; critics find it clunky.
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Reddit · r/DaveRamsey · Sep 1, 2026
MixedSummary of a Reddit post
Tracks monthly transactions and updates numbers reliably across a full year of use, though the new month-end 'close out' prompt is confusing if you prefer keeping over/under balances visible.
Reddit · r/everydollar · Jan 10, 2026
MixedSummary of a Reddit post
Liked the interface best among budgeting apps tried alongside YNAB and Monarch, but transactions are slow to show up; support said up to 48 hours despite removing and re-adding the bank connection.
Customers who want a simple zero-based monthly budget like it, often using the free version with manual entry, and some chose it over YNAB for being less complex. Critics find it clunky and say sinking funds were unreliable. Bank sync is not part of the free tier.
Of the 23 reviews with a clear verdict, 57% are positive, 17% mixed and 26% negative. The praise mentioned most is easy to use. The most common complaint is buggy app.
The praise reviewers mention most: easy to use (6 reviews), low fees (3 reviews) and reliable (1 review). For example: Paid version is much simpler and easier to stay consistent with than more complicated zero-based competitors, and the mobile app works great.
The complaints reviewers mention most: buggy app (3 reviews) and slow transfers (1 review). For example: After years of use, a recent update locks closed monthly budgets completely so you can't go back to log refunds or delayed charges from two months ago.
It's how well reviewed EveryDollar is, out of 100. Negative and mixed reviews take points off, and so does having only a few reviews: a product needs plenty of them, compared with the most-reviewed products here, to reach the high 80s and 90s. It's worked out from reviews only, needs at least 5 of them, and updates as new ones come in.
Category: Budgeting app. Type: Zero-based budgeting app. Fees: Free version; premium $79.99 a year or $17.99 a month.
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