PocketGuardReviews of pocketguard.com

I think this app is an improvement over mint. I’ve had nothing but a good experience with the app (a few months now). Does a way better job of managing pending transactions. Works great to keep my budget in check and plan for the future. Don’t understand the bad reviews about difficulty cancelling and free trial issues, that’s all app store policy not app developer.

I am coming from Mint! - I explored several apps and this caught my eye right away! - Great customer service, you can migrate your Mint Data, you can allocate the budget in the same way as Mint, plus you get summary emails about how are you doing, etc. Do not go wrong, this is what you need.

I have been using PocketGuard for well over a year now. By far has been the best way for me to manage my money over other apps I’ve tried. I love that it shows all of my upcoming expenses so I know whats coming. I still struggle a bit with how credit cards work and that it doesn’t show in my monthly bills, but I understand the concept of it. I do wish there was the ability in the Insights section to see how my spending compares to my budget versus compared to last month. That would be a very helpful feature.

Responsive customer service, appreciate the lifetime purchase option. Allows for manual CSV import, has two sync providers

The app is good and helpful, but I want to admit a level of PocketGuartd's customer support. I reached them about syncing issue via email. Guys spent the whole month adjusting the app and solving my unique problem. In the final everything is smooth and works like a clock. Highly recommended.

Pretty happy with the customer service. I have written to them with a lot of questions and requests, and I always get a thoughtful response from a real person pretty quickly. There are still some features I'd really like to see (like a future projection based on current spending and planned budgets), but overall it's a great app!

I've bounced around from budgeting app to budgeting app for years, and always struggled until now. Mint and Nerdwallet have waged a constant war on my phone for "good enough" budgeting solution. But try as I might, using either tool felt constantly disconnected from how my actual money flow was - in my day to day and when I checked my account balances on my banking apps. PocketGuard is different. Where other apps seek to explain why you're being bad with your money, PocketGuard would rather tell you:"This is the money you have, this is how you've spent it, and this is what you can spend it on." The build of the app just works, too. Reading and applying transaction data is the meat and potatoes of showing you your finances, but once I activated the premium version I realized that features like creating categories and splitting transactions (such as that Friendsgiving dinner you decided to grab the entire bill on after a slurry of "You have Venmo, right?" comments) suddenly make the comings and goings of your digital cash flow become a piece of cake to balance.