[chrbr]

Yeah, I'm in the same boat. I've used YNAB for almost a decade now, but wish it were more powerful for things like investment tracking. I tried last month to get into the ledger systems (beancount, specifically), but it's a huge additional time sink. And implementing YNAB-style envelope-based budgeting on top of them is always a bit of a hack. Went back to YNAB quickly.

[waynesonfire]

> wish it were more powerful for things like investment tracking.

Community needs an open-source version of YNAB, not another gnu cash clone.

Plaid solves the transaction import problem, the hardest part, unfortunately at the expense of privacy.