4 ms·

Getting your data out of their platform to do analysis on it use to be such a PIA. Have they resolved this yet?

• havefunbesafe 3y ago
  Nope, still a nightmare
• sergiomattei 3y ago
  Workaround: an app like Mint that can export the transactions as CSV.
  • grvdrm 3y ago
    Indeed - Mint has mechanism for it. Don’t think any others do but I believe CoPilot is working on it.
    • BrittonR 3y ago
      Copilot also lets you import Apple Card transactions as CSV
      • grvdrm 3y ago
        It does but I think the Mint version is more automated and seamless. You are right anyways. Don’t love how it works at the moment in CoPilot
  • Larrikin 3y ago
    How do you get a CSV of your Apple card transactions? I personally hate my Apple card because of its locked down nature. I own a Mac but can only view transactions on my iPad for some reason? That is worthless and there's no valid reason I can't just login into a website on any device like with every other credit card or banking company. I find it such an annoyance having to enter in the transactions manually. It only makes sense to use the card to get the initial discount and interest free payment plan for expensive Apple products. The cash back rate is uncompetitive compared to other cards, and they actually work with budgeting software like YNAB.
    • joshstrange 3y ago
      https://card.apple.com https://card.apple.com but you can only view/export statements which makes it next to useless for YNAB as I don’t want to wait for a statement to reconcile. I only use my Apple Card for Apple purchases because of this. I’d use it everywhere if it supported YNAB.
• joshstrange 3y ago
  This is the #1 thing that stops me from using it (except for Apple Purchases), I can’t get the data into YNAB automatically. That’s a dealbreaker for me.