Dashboard/Budget Views

Diver42420 · July 2020

I want to get away from [third-party] budgeting apps [removed] and just use Quicken. Having this available on the phone is important when out shopping. In the Quicken App and the Web view, the budget is broken into groups like Business, Non-discretionary, Personal Spending. I have to drill into each one to see the categories and current amounts. Why can't all categories be shown on one page like in Desktop version? Very cumbersome to use this way. I look at this monthly.

Also I have a nice customized dashboard/home page on the Desktop version, showing things like asset allocation. When will that be available in app/web?

Asking because I'd like to get away from Windows and switch to Chromebook primarily as well.

Chris_QPW · July 2020

Diver42420 said:

Asking because I'd like to get away from Windows and switch to Chromebook primarily as well.

Quicken doesn't run on a Chromebook. Quicken Web and Mobile are "companion apps" to the Desktop application. They can't be used independently from the Desktop version (either Windows or Mac), the hold a subset of the data that is in the Quicken Desktop data file.

Depending on your needs maybe this will work better for you:
https://simplifimoney.com/

Chris_QPW · July 2020

Diver42420 said:

Asking because I'd like to get away from Windows and switch to Chromebook primarily as well.

Quicken doesn't run on a Chromebook. Quicken Web and Mobile are "companion apps" to the Desktop application. They can't be used independently from the Desktop version (either Windows or Mac), the hold a subset of the data that is in the Quicken Desktop data file.

Depending on your needs maybe this will work better for you:
https://simplifimoney.com/

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