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Simple Place to Track What People Owe Me

Hi Waypoint Team, It would be helpful to have a simple place to track money that other people owe me. For example, if I pay $100 for someone and they repay $50, Waypoint should show that there is still $50 outstanding. That amount should carry over into future months until the person finishes paying it back. It would be useful to track: The person’s name What the money was for The original amount owed Partial repayments The remaining balance An optional due date or reminder Notes Status, such as outstanding, partially paid, or paid in full The total amount currently owed to me It would also be nice to link the amount owed to the original transaction. If I pay a $150 restaurant bill and someone owes me $60, I could mark just that $60 as money owed to me while keeping my $90 portion under Dining Out. When the person repays me, I could select the original item and record either a partial or full repayment. Waypoint would then update the remaining balance automatically without counting the repayment as regular income. Ideally, this would be separate from monthly spending allocations because unpaid amounts may carry over for several months. I hope you guys can consider it, I think this would improve the accuracy of Waypoint’s budgets and reports. Money paid for someone else should not permanently appear as personal spending, and repayments should not appear as normal income. A dedicated tracker would handle this clearly while helping users manage shared expenses and partial repayments without relying on notes or another app. Thanks,

Michael Kalam 13 days ago

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For those of us with more variable lives, could you make a toggle button that allows the budget rows on the budget page dynamic to be dynamic. In other words, could you set it up so that you don't have to click on every budget category to adjust the budget. I am still shopping around for a budget app that works best for me and I found the way Monarch has their budget page set up is the fastest, simplest to understand, visually clear and obvious and always give me a dynamic up to date snapshot of my spending at the same time so I can adjust my budget as the month progresses. As life throws things at us, I would like to be able to see quickly how best to adjust my budget, like choose to underfund in the current month a bill that is an annual bill. BTW, I am loving the constant flow of improvements. Keep them coming.

Mags Kretc 13 days ago

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Assigning a transaction to the next month?

I am very new to Waypoint, but slowly learning everything. I am wanting to assign a transaction to the next month, but can’t seem to figure out how? Is there something I’m missing? If not, can I ask for this feature to be added? I am using the free version, so manually enter all my transactions. Reasons? When I get a utility bill, I like to go into my bank and post-date to pay the bill a week before it is due. Then I go into my budget and do the same thing, so I can complete the process and file away the bill. This often happens in one month to be paid in the next month. My paycheck goes into my account a couple days before the 1st of the month, so I have always assigned any transactions that happen in those couple days to the next month as that is when my new month starts. Sorry if this is already an option that I just haven’t figured out how to use. Thanks, Cheryl

Cheryl Bergman 14 days ago

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Partially automated categorization

I’m coming from YNAB and one of the strengths of that was I always knew where my money was categorized because I had to confirm every transaction. I do like the idea of automatic categorizing with AI, but to be done well it should be measured, or configured in on-boarding. Especially when I first signed up, the app didn’t know how to categorize and made a number of incorrect categorizations. It would be good to have different levels of help with the AI Fully automate - where as it is now - categorizes for you Partially automate - where it will categorize high certainly transactions automatically, and ask for medium and low certainty transactions, or even recommended categorizations to confirm Manually confirm each transaction- highest precision and certainty that your transactions are being categorized correctly This would be a more measured path to increase precision, and help me feel more comfortable with the automated categorizing

OrrinLieuwen 18 days ago

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