Allow me to put a marker on a particular location in the map for a transaction and select that location. Then automatically create an address entry or a name entry that I specify or for that address that I cancel for additional transactions or to review transactions by location using the map.

idABmuU486SLP308 1 day ago

The app currently detects expenses with scheduled payments as fixed expenses, which is incorrect since it’s something not planned most of the time, and has an ending date (e.g. a laptop bought in 10 monthly installments), not something you’ll pay for indefinitely (like water, or electricity bills). So, a separate, dedicated chart for these expenses would be great. This could also apply to loans, or mortgage, which have a start and an ending date.

Birosca 3 days ago

Instead of the current view (a single list with vertical scrolling), a more cleaner and organized view could be a per-month view with previous and next arrows, so that only expenses for the desired month are displayed. Also in that view, a filter button to select/deselect expense types, such as payment accounts and credit cards.

Birosca 3 days ago

A very good feature would be to display a general pie chart to represent a general overview of what happened to your money in each month: from the total amount, what are expenses (divided into fixed and loans/installments), what are investments/savings and what was left. (and the left amount to be considered in the following month). The app is great by the way. =)

Birosca 3 days ago

1 — An “All Time” section in the time filters so I can see all of my expenses and spending history up to now. 2 — In both income and expenses, show daily, weekly, and monthly average earnings/spending statistics.

Sharlotto Art 3 days ago

A dedicated chart when clicking on a credit card would be great for tracking categorized expenses on each card.

Birosca 3 days ago

Hi! I’m trying to properly configure credit cards in Budget Flow, but I’m confused about how balances and credit card payments are supposed to work. Current scenario: Credit card limit: $6,000 Current debt: $6,763.51 What I did: I created the account as a credit card I set the initial balance as negative (-6763.51) I make payments using transfers from my debit account to the credit card account Problem: Even after making a payment, my overall balance/net balance does not decrease as expected. It seems like the transfer is not affecting the balance correctly, or the app is interpreting the credit card account differently than expected. Also, I noticed: “Initial balance” automatically becomes the “total balance” I’m not sure where the credit limit should actually be entered Sometimes the credit card appears as a positive asset instead of a liability Could you please explain: What is the correct way to configure a credit card account? How should credit card payments be registered? Is the app showing net worth instead of cash balance? Where should the credit limit be entered, if applicable? I’d appreciate clarification or maybe a future update to make credit card handling clearer, since right now it’s a bit confusing. Thanks!

Malik Ramal 4 days ago

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Allow upcoming transactions to be added in advance to show projected balance. As per some other financial apps, each upcoming transaction can be added to the account in advance of its due date allowing the balance to show the anticipated amount. All transactions are listed as pending until they clear the bank when their status can be changed.

Neil Winters 7 days ago

When you’re sharing a budget book, it would be great if you could set up notifications whenever the other person makes a transaction. I would like to receive notifications that include the transaction details, such as the amount and the new balance of the account used for the transaction.

Alejandro E 8 days ago

In my daily use, it would be nice to have the chance to select a recurring expense and see the whole history. Example, expense split into 6 months or 12 months. If I click on a single input I see that single one, I can modify if and change end date also for next one. For what I’ve seen, I cannot come back to starting point and the first iteration. Example, expense created in January that expires in December, I’d like In March to clink in the march one and have a way to see that that recurring started on January, so that I can find the primary one and maybe change the import on the source or make some modification to the first iteration and apply to all the others in case of errors, refunds. At the moment I am manually searching when was the first one and modify the first to apply to all the others. E.g., 1200 euros split into 12 months, 100 euro per month. In march I have a a modification to the whole plan and the final amount is half, 600. I’d like to come back to the source and set instead of 100 euro in January with end December ( total 1200),50 euros with still end December (600 total), acting on the first iteration so. Thanks for your support and please ask me if not clear

Erm 9 days ago

I have an iPhone/Mac/iPad and Apple watch, when i try setup my accounts for the first time and sync to the other devices it works fine. But after making significant modifications and i go back to the previously outdated accounts, they sync the old version back causing duplicates

RipWords 10 days ago

Ability to have credit cards or loans as a negative balance.

featurebase@sl.gzaczek.com 13 days ago

In the Settings, the list of recurring transactions is not sorted by date.

hroyer 15 days ago

Alternate app icons with other glyphs related to money in general (no Bufget Flow glyph). Would like something more generic like currency symbols, or others, in SF Symbols style,

dnvn 16 days ago

Doesn’t seem to sync to southern time zone, or time on my phone, my today is the app’s tomorrow

Kurioko 17 days ago

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How about a quick notepad? Just to jot down a few ideas about something you’d like to buy or invest in, but aren’t quite sure yet whether it fits your budget

Alberto Zanini 18 days ago

It would be very useful to add an option to display or hide the accumulated balance from previous months. Real example: I finished April/2026 with a positive “final balance” of R$154.60. In the following month (May/2026), I used that balance normally and ended the month with a “final balance” of R$356.93. However, when I select only the May/2026 period, the system shows a balance of R$202.33, disregarding the R$154.60 carried over from the previous month. On the other hand, when I select the period from April/2026 through May 31, 2026, the “final balance” is displayed correctly as R$356.93. This makes monthly analysis more difficult because sometimes we want to analyze only the transactions and the final balance for a specific month, without needing to include previous months in the filter just to display the correct balance. A useful solution would be to add a toggle option such as: • “Include previous balance” • “Exclude previous balance” This way, each user could choose the type of visualization that best fits their needs. April-May/2026 April/2026 May/2026

manuellacosme 18 days ago

I’m a power user of BudgetFlow and I’ve built an automation pipeline that parses bank SMS messages and creates transactions automatically via Apple Shortcuts. I’d love to use a headless REST API instead — just a simple POST endpoint to create transactions programmatically without needing the Shortcuts app at all. This would enable server-side automation (n8n, Zapier, etc.) to feed transactions directly into BudgetFlow.

qazzeh 19 days ago

At present, you can create a transaction in Shortcuts that includes a transfer in or out, but not a transfer between accounts

Mattia Lorenzetti 19 days ago

I am suggesting to add reconciled status for every transaction. This can be to note that a transaction has been reconciled with the statement of account in case of credit cards.

Kenneth Sumang 21 days ago

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