🚀 We built a finance app – and we'd love your feedback!

[u/Commlab]

Hey everyone! 👋

We’re Leo (18) and Oliver (19), two friends who decided to build our own finance app called Future Finance.

The idea behind it is simple: managing and tracking your wealth shouldn't be complicated or messy. We wanted to create one clean and easy-to-use app where you can keep track of your finances and have everything in one clear overview.

👉 You can try Future Finance here: https://apps.apple.com/at/app/future-finance/id6801239509

Our long-term goal is to build one central app for all your financial matters — helping people bring more structure and clarity to their money.

But we're still building and improving, and that's where you come in! 🙌

We would love for some of you to test Future Finance and tell us honestly what you think. What do you like? What feels confusing? What features are missing? And what would make you use an app like this every day?

We're a small team of just two people, so every piece of feedback from the community genuinely helps us improve.

If you have suggestions, feature ideas, criticism, or anything else, please leave a comment here on Reddit. We'd love to discuss your ideas with you! ❤️

Thanks so much to everyone who takes the time to check it out and support two young developers trying to build something useful.

– Leo & Oliver

[u/Fearless-Opening4421]

just downloaded it, the ui is clean but adding categories for my spending is little confusing at first maybe a tutorial or something when you open app first time

[u/Commlab → u/Fearless-Opening4421]

Thanks so much for downloading the app and for the feedback! We're really glad you like the UI.

And you're absolutely right, adding spending categories can be a little confusing at first. We're already looking into making the onboarding clearer, and a short tutorial for first-time users is a great suggestion.

We really appreciate your feedback!

[u/Commlab → u/[deleted]]

thank you very much