SEE Finance 2

I used the iPad version of See Finance. I was unable to enter stock transactions. It appears this is a companion to a desktop version. I ditched my desktop years ago. I do everything on my iPad so this app is useless for entering stock transactions. Too bad because the app looked good.

Entering information into the IOS version is very awkward. When setting up an account, it wouldn’t let me create an account name using the touch screen. Needed a keyboard. Entering an investment transaction was very awkward.

IF you use See Finance 2 for OSX then the iOS versions can be handy for checking balances. But it doesn’t do all the OSX version does, (can’t see anything but total amounts under Overview and Investments for example which is a big flaw). But handy to check for latest transactions. I wouldn’t use this on its own but only as mobile check to the OSX version.

The company does not respond to requests for support. Repeatedly. It is a wonderful program until it isn’t and when you get to a glitch and can’t sort it out yourself you will find the developers unreachable and unresponsive. Then, you will need to find another program that has current support (take a look at Debit & Credit, that’s where I am now after the last debacle with See Finance). This applies to the Mac and iOS versions. Sort of the same message as with hard drives - we all who rely on hard drives are in one of two groups, those that have had a key hard drive fail, and those who haven’t had a key hard drive fail, yet.

I’ve had zero issues with this app. It syncs well with my Mac and I feel it’s extremely intuitive once everything is set up. I’ve been using financial software since ‘98 and this is probably my favorite in terms of interface, functionality and the cost is well worth it. Great job developers!

Basically only shows individual transactions for various accounts and allows transaction entry to these. Would be nice to have a few summary screens similar to those found in the Mac versions.

I really, really wanted to love this - I definitely want to use iCloud for syncing, and the syncing worked perfectly. But the interface is poor - others have noted some of the issues - I would add that it just looks tired, that the transaction entries don’t show enough data unless you click on them, and then you have to exit; that split entries require clicking on the little split sign rather than just seeing the split when you open the entry; that you can’t do search and replace of categories, which made the import clean-up terrible. I also think the budget function is too limited. So, as much as I really applaud these guys for a non-subscription, iCloud based syncing app, I don’t think I can use it. I am not sorry I bought the app - it was worth exploring, and I will keep my eyes on this app in hopes that it matures into something that works for me.

I love the Mac version of this app and have been using it since 2009. This mobile app has a lot of the same options. It’s great for recording transactions while out and about and also for editing transactions during free time. The developer has always been quick to answer questions over the years including one recently about the Mac app. Thanks for the great apps!

the best App for financial software, however it appears that it is no longer supported. Too Bad. 12/26/22: Can appreciate the developers response but without a Chase Bank direct connect, it may be easier to make a switch for the start of the new year.

The developer has disappeared. Check recent reviews of the desktop version. Don’t waste your money on either like I did.