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Long Time Windows User Very Pleased with macOS Version

Dave Ings

I am a long time Canadian Quicken for Windows user who recently switched to Quicken for macOS. It's been 3 months now, so I wanted to say how pleased I am, and that I wish I hadn't waited so long to switch! The macOS version feels sleek and modern, unlike the legacy Windows version. (I had been running the Windows version in a macOS virtual machine.)

So great job macOS Quicken team!

The only caveat is that my usage is straightforward - tracking and reporting on multiple bank and credit card accounts - no investment tracking. And while I do wish the macOS version had true multiple currency support (a well known requirement) I can live without it.

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Quicken Anja

Hello @Dave Ings,

Thanks for sharing your experience! Glad to hear the switch to Quicken for macOS has been a good one for you. It’s great to know it’s meeting your needs—especially after using the Windows version for so long.

Appreciate you calling out the multi-currency limitation too. We appreciate the feedback, which helps keep it on the radar.

Thank you!

chip.gilbert

@Dave Ings

I totally agree! So glad to be on a stable environment running in Native Mac OS instead of Parallels. Much better, I just hope the add ons and improvements keep coming. Since the first of the year when I cut over there have bee a couple nice updates.