At the moment, walletapp does not automatically detect money transfers between 2 bank accounts and this results in increased expense analytics.

For example, if I move money from debit account to savings account, the transaction appears as expense on the debit account and income on the savings account. If I try to edit the transactions, transfer option is not allowed between 2 bank accounts, but only between a bank and a cash account.

A simple solution to this would be to allow us to manually link 2 payments from 2 different bank accounts and mark them as a transfer. This should be made available even if the 2 accounts have different currencies.

Right now Expenses chart, Total of all accounts and Reports are shown only in the base currency, that even showing in wrong exchange rate. so it should be show each account in its own currency! because right now this app is totally useless for Expatriate those whose working and living in abroad like me, because i am from india, but i am working in oman, my base account is in indian currency but my salary account is in oman currency, hence right now i can't even check how much salary i have got in oman riyal and not able to view my expense & income chart of oman account, so kindly please consider this,
here i have attached two screenshot regarding this

Hello,
this is a frustrating story (at least for me), but I hope it will be helpful to someone.

I've been a WalletApp user since 2014. I add my records manually, every day, since then.

I paid for a lifetime license in March this year.

I use the app only on my smartphone and, sometimes, I visit the web interface.

Last September I noticed that ALL the records older than the 14th of July 2020 have lost the category, simply set to “Other”. I’m talking about more than 7000 records!

I’ve submitted the problem to Wallet support. To keep the story short:

1 - they don’t have a clue about what happened
2 - they don’t have a backup in their cloud sync service (you CAN have an encrypted backup without breaking privacy laws)
3 - they proposed to refund the cost of lifetime license (a few Euro…)

I didn’t accept (3) because it would refund NOTHING of the data I’ve lost.
I’m a computer scientist and I produce software, so I’m not interested in bashing someone for software bugs.

BUT

Points 1 (such a bug… and no means to understand what happened!) AND point 2 (don’t have a data restore policy), honestly, is something I cannot accept. It’s the first time EVER an online service loses my data. I’m still trying to understand whether a legal action is possible.

It’s 2020, this cannot be accepted: HOLY COW! They work with your financial data, they ask you to link your bank account to them!

I’m still using WalletApp, while I look for an alternative: if you have some suggestion, I’m listening.

Thanks for the attention and BEWARE OF THIS APP, if you care about your data.

I would like to see an application for Apple Watch

on the go it’s much more convenient to add waste than to get your phone out of your pocket / bag

I see the implementation in the form of several screens
1 - balance display (possibly a graph) and the Plus button
2 - adding the amount in the form of a keyboard screen to enter the amount
3 - list of accounts to choose
4 - category list

Date and time are taken current without editing to simplify the interface

really looking forward to such an update, I think many users agree with me

It would be lovely if we could see the average expenses and incomes of a given period.

There are some record that happen once in a while which makes the reports unreal.

Examples of that could include an education instalment that you should pay twice a year.

At the same time, some people don't earn their salary monthly. For instance, I earn mine every two weeks. Most of the months I earn two salaries, but there are times that I earn three. I can see the sum of the year, but in reality, what is my monthly salary?

The math behind it is pretty simple.

One year has 365 days.
One week has 7 days.
So, we have ~ 52.14 weeks per year (= 365 / 7).

Also, a year has 12 months.
On average, a month has ~ 4.345 weeks (= 52.14 / 12).
Furthermore, a month has ~ 30.415 days (= 7 * 4.345).

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So, as an example, let's say that in a given a period of 45 days there are $1000 in expenses and $1500 in incomes.

Average expenses:
- Monthly: $675.89 (= 1000 / 45 * 30.415)
- Weekly: $155.55 (= 1000 / 45 * 7)
- Daily: $22.22 (= 1000 / 45)

Average incomes:
- Monthly: $1013.83 (= 1500 / 45 * 30.415)
- Weekly: $233.33 (= 1500 / 45 * 7)
- Daily: $33.33 (= 1500 / 45)