Set budgets at the start of the month
Define category limits as soon as a new month begins so you get accurate rollover and alerts from day one.
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Get the most out of Spend Sense with these practical habits and settings.
Define category limits as soon as a new month begins so you get accurate rollover and alerts from day one.
If you import CSV from your bank, use category names that align with your statement (e.g. "Dining" vs "Restaurants") so exports stay consistent.
A monthly CSV export gives you a portable record for taxes or migration, and a backup before iCloud sync ships in a future update.
Create a trip budget in local currency so travel spending doesn’t mix with your main budget and closes when the trip ends.
Turn on notifications for category limits so you’re reminded before you overspend, not only after.
Quick fixes for issues that come up often. For step-by-step troubleshooting, see the full troubleshooting guide.
Restart the app and ensure you have enough free device storage. If you have years of data, try exporting a backup and optionally archiving old transactions to reduce load.
Use CSV import from your bank and map the date column so past transactions land on the correct days. You can also add transactions manually and set the date to the actual purchase date.
Confirm the date range (month vs custom) and that no transactions are uncategorized. Use the transaction list filtered by category to spot duplicates or mis-categorised entries.
Confirm the split was tagged to the correct Squad when you saved it. Open the Squad detail view and pull to refresh the balance list. If a split was logged without a Squad tag, edit the transaction and assign it to the group.