I love the idea of using transaction alert emails to solve the open-banking problem.
Jon M. 🇨🇦
I love what you all are doing. As a security-conscious technologist, I thought I was going crazy watching all these big financial services and institutions give up on their in-house integrations. Giving your raw bank credentials to anybody is just...not OK.
Chuck 🇺🇸
I am stoked to see where Skwad can go as I love the email implementation and inherent security it offers.
Taylor J. 🇨🇦
I always avoided using budgeting apps because you had to link your bank account to the app using third party websites such as plaid. I was always concerned about giving away my banking login info to strangers. Thank you for coming up with a budgeting app that respects privacy!
Skye C. 🇺🇸
I think this app is great and solves the problem that has caused me to stop using like 5+ budget apps!
Patrick L. 🇨🇦
Very promising. I've had issues syncing my bank and this might just be the solution. I've always wanted to parse email notifs but haven't had time to do the automations to google sheets. This is exactly what I needed
Kevin 🇨🇦
I'm absolutely jazzed about this service
Jody L. 🇨🇦
Try SKWAD. It has a mobile app as well but one thing I like about it is that it has multiple ways to connect to your banks without having to put in your username or password. This is important to me from a privacy perspective because I heard that given out your bank information through these 'safe methods' can potentially open the door to some issues down the line. For example if you have some sort of fraud case, the banks might argue that you gave your information to other services and that potentially created the issue and they can use that a leverage to deny reimbursement.
Reddit User 🇺🇸
I can't seem to find a budgeting app that connects without tripping my security except for SKWAD
Reddit User 🇨🇦
Been using it for 4 months now to try out as I have a Rogers Mastercard—ive had no issues with it with that account.
Reddit User 🇨🇦
I love the idea of using transaction alert emails to solve the open-banking problem.
Jon M. 🇨🇦
I love what you all are doing. As a security-conscious technologist, I thought I was going crazy watching all these big financial services and institutions give up on their in-house integrations. Giving your raw bank credentials to anybody is just...not OK.
Chuck 🇺🇸
I am stoked to see where Skwad can go as I love the email implementation and inherent security it offers.
Taylor J. 🇨🇦
I always avoided using budgeting apps because you had to link your bank account to the app using third party websites such as plaid. I was always concerned about giving away my banking login info to strangers. Thank you for coming up with a budgeting app that respects privacy!
Skye C. 🇺🇸
I think this app is great and solves the problem that has caused me to stop using like 5+ budget apps!
Patrick L. 🇨🇦
Very promising. I've had issues syncing my bank and this might just be the solution. I've always wanted to parse email notifs but haven't had time to do the automations to google sheets. This is exactly what I needed
Kevin 🇨🇦
I'm absolutely jazzed about this service
Jody L. 🇨🇦
Try SKWAD. It has a mobile app as well but one thing I like about it is that it has multiple ways to connect to your banks without having to put in your username or password. This is important to me from a privacy perspective because I heard that given out your bank information through these 'safe methods' can potentially open the door to some issues down the line. For example if you have some sort of fraud case, the banks might argue that you gave your information to other services and that potentially created the issue and they can use that a leverage to deny reimbursement.
Reddit User 🇺🇸
I can't seem to find a budgeting app that connects without tripping my security except for SKWAD
Reddit User 🇨🇦
Been using it for 4 months now to try out as I have a Rogers Mastercard—ive had no issues with it with that account.
Reddit User 🇨🇦