We'll see if spending more time with it works out good or not, may quite possibly be buggy if not fully developed. But for my needs, this is the best one I've found to date.
#Moneydance vs quicken 2017 trial
The trial is 30 days so I'm gonna take advantage of that and play around with it while I weigh the pros and cons. Of the four apps I've tried (including Banktivity which was good, but screw them!), this one is the best so far, and even if I got stuck with it the way it now stands, I'd take the chance and buy it. *Definitely apprehensive about whether this company's gone bust or not, and whether or not I'll be back floundering around for apps again at some time. As of this writing I've only spent a couple hours or so toying with it, but I'm really happy with this app. Took some time to adjust to some things as all the apps I tried did, but inspired by having all my data intact, I had much more patience to deal with the ins & outs of learning it.
#Moneydance vs quicken 2017 mac
The overall look of SEE was very Mac like I thought. I was super pleased, but at the same time thinking, "I finally found what I'm looking for but I'm quite possibly using an app which is a lame duck and a waste of my time (and possibly money)!" For some reason they weren't included the first time, but they came out perfectly as well. I did have to go back and import my Thai bank accounts separately. all my files imported perfectly, and from the same QIF data file I had used for the previous two apps! The only other app that did that perfectly was Banktivity (and screw them!). So I did the download, and lo and behold. Of all the apps I had looked into this one seemed the most visually appealing. But I said what the heck, and downloaded their 30 day trial mostly out of curiosity. I wanted to try SEE Finance but they apparently have some issues going on, no support response for some time and no updates for over a year. And again was basically looking at starting new again from scratch and losing years of data. Tolerable but again nothing to write home about. Very poor (spotty and incomplete) import of the QIF file, a hair nicer to look at than Moneyspire with basically the same (visually at least) design. Next was Moneydance with almost the same result as Moneyspire. Would take lots of time and work to remedy, or I'd need to start new and lose all my old data/info. Started with Moneyspire was okay, nothing to write home about, but very poor (spotty and incomplete) import of my QIF data file. Floundered around after that trying to decide what to do next, relying on my old iBank 4 in the mean time.ĭid some research online for names of some popular finance apps, reviews of such, and narrowed down a few that fit my needs that I thought worth trying. So to sum up thus far, I got thoroughly blindsided by Banktivity (screw them!) after being quite satisfied with trying their version 7.
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