v0.6.0

Farewell... Maybe 👋

TL;DR

Maybe is pivoting to B2B financial forecasting and scenario planning and as a company, will no longer be actively maintaining this repository. What this means:

• This final release is a working, “as-is” version of the software
• As a company, we will be turning 100% of our focus to the pivot, and therefore, will not be actively maintaining / accepting contributions to this repository

Thanks to our contributors and beta testers!

Before I talk too much about the engineering and product side of things, we want to extend our gratitude to our awesome contributors! We had hundreds of individuals contribute to the project and even more helping report bugs, suggest features, and raise new ideas.

This is a huge project and we couldn’t have gotten this far without our early supporters and OSS contributors.

Demo

Below is a quick demo of what the Maybe app can do. You can learn how to deploy it following our Docker Setup guide.

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Self hosted features include:

• Dashboard to see your net worth trend over time and current personal balance sheet
• Rich transaction filtering, searching, bulk updating, and viewing
• Account views with the ability to see balance trends, reconciliations, and detailed breakdowns of your balance changes
• View your monthly budgets with category averages, income summary, and more
• Intelligent AI chat that knows your finances and can answer questions about them
• Multi-currency support
• API with key management to build automations on top of Maybe
• CSV imports for accounts, transactions, and trades
• Categories, Tags, Merchants
• Rules to auto-categorize your transactions, detect merchants, and more
• Invite members to your household
• 2FA

Recap, Reflections

For many of you, this final release comes with a sense of disappointment, and that’s understandable. We’re not excited about this either, and wish we had unlimited time and money to fulfill our vision for this app (we have years worth of new feature designs in the backlog)! In the end, our obligation as a company is to our investors, and as outlined in Josh’s post here, we’ve determined that continuing to build this app is not our best chance at paying back our investors and profiting as a company.

That said, over the last few years, our team has dedicated some serious amount of thought asking the question, “How can we build a better personal finance app?”. And in that light, I’d be remiss not to share some of our biggest successes, failures, and unexpected challenges along the way. We hope that some of these reflections propel the OSS community forward and one day lead to a truly great, OSS personal finance app.

The wins

We’ve been thinking about personal finance for a lot of years. This isn’t our first attempt at creating this app, and along the way, we’ve learned some valuable lessons that have made it into the final release of this software.

A simple, beautiful personal finance app

Let me give credit where it is due. Our lead designer @justinfar has done an incredible job crafting a simple and clean UI. Some of you may look at our app and think, “That’s it?”. But believe us when we say, this was intentional. We spent a lot of time asking the question, “What can we delete?”.

Our goal with this app was to remove complexity from personal finance. Many personal finance apps overwhelm the user with dashboards, complex UIs, and too much detail. We believe that many people want to track their finances but are simply too overwhelmed by the challenge of getting started. Most people need to know just a few important things about their finances:

• How much money do I have?
• Am I spending less than I’m earning?
• How much did I spend last month?
• What am I spending my money on?

This app answers all of those questions and gives the user a simple interface to categorize, organize, and get to those answers quicker. While some users might look for a richer feature set, we believe most users are satisfied with less; not more.

A place for everything

One of our greatest frustrations with other personal finance apps is not having a “place” or a “home” for common financial scenarios.

One common scenario in personal finance is a “transfer”. A transfer is a movement of funds from one account to another, and creates a transaction of opposite values on each of those accounts. Many personal finance apps treat these the same as the rest of your transactions and force you into this uncomfortable pattern of using a “Transfer” category or “Excluded” category to filter this noise out of your budgets and metrics. Furthermore, some transfers (like loan payments) should be included in your budgeting while others (like credit card payments) are a “double-count” that should be excluded from budgets. It forces users to create a “Junk drawer” for the things they don’t know what to do with.

The Maybe app treats transfers as first-class citizens. We auto-detect your transfers and don’t even allow you to categorize them because they shouldn’t be categorized. This way, transfers are automatically excluded from budget totals and other metrics.

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Another common scenario is “one time expenses”. Similar to transfers, these expenses (e.g. “moving expenses”) don’t really belong in budgets either. The Maybe app allows you to mark these as “one time” and automatically excludes from your “average spending” and other budget totals.

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Outside these common scenarios, the Maybe app also allows you to create various account types and even “reconcile” them to a new balance without creating that nasty “adjustment” transaction that nobody knows how to categorize or what to do with.

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We set out to create an app that has a place for all your financial scenarios, and while I think there is still work to be done on this front, we handled the most important ones (unlike many other apps). And we’re proud of that!

A simple stack

No self-hosted app is “easy” to deploy. But we did our best to make things simple. The Maybe app can be hosted all inside a single Docker container with optional market data API dependencies.

For the demos of this write-up, I started a brand new self hosted app in less than 10 minutes!

The losses

As we’re stopping active development on this project, there were clearly some losses. Aside from the fact that growing a B2C SaaS app is challenging in its own right from a business perspective, I’ll focus on some of the product/engineering losses that we feel could have been remediated with some more time and money to throw at this problem.

Data providers, data providers, data providers

The single biggest challenge with a personal finance app in 2025 is bank providers.

Some companies have had enough time to work around this challenge with all sorts of clever UIs and mathematical shortcuts, but when push comes to shove, the state of “Open Banking” and bank provider data comes with endless frustration. While we believe we could have slowly but surely solved a majority of these problems, we simply needed more time and more money to do so. Below are just a few of the challenges we were still working through:

• Unsupported banks (there are a TON, and most users churn if even one of their banks is unsupported)
• Banks that only support logins at certain times of day
• Bank provider documentation not matching the production data we received
• Bank provider data being plain wrong (there is a surprisingly large amount of this)
• Idiosyncracies of each financial institution (everyone reports their data a little differently)
• The vast number of financial securities (i.e. stocks, options, etfs, etc.), many of which have differing data across market providers, and many of which have sparse to zero data

Needless to say, this is a massive challenge for anyone building a personal finance app and is the primary reason why “bootstrapping” a personal finance app with automated bank syncing is an uphill battle. You need a lot of money and time to get this right.

Data consistency and cache invalidation

While a dashboard with a net worth graph doesn’t look all that complicated, it’s one of those “iceberg” problems. The more you dig, the more complexity you find.

A personal finance app needs to show a user’s total net worth trend over time. A personal finance app needs to show average spending. A personal finance needs to show correct balance sheet values.

Every view of the app touches nearly all the user’s data. If any piece of data is wrong, every view in the app is wrong. There is nowhere to hide in a personal finance app, and even the slightest change to the date of a historical transaction propagates upstream and affects the net worth graph, account sidebar trends, metrics, budgets, and pretty much every other view of the app!

The UI required by users demands a high degree of focus on both performance + accuracy. But in a finance app (or… any app!), these two things are at odds with each other. Achieving full accuracy can be done by writing “facts” to the database (event-sourcing) ...

v0.5.0

Breaking changes

We are now using Sidekiq + Redis for background jobs. To update your self hosted instance, you will need to follow the upgrade guide outlined here:

#2004

Dark mode + AI Chat is here!

We've got some huge updates for this release:

• Add your OpenAI API key to enable contextually aware AI chats. Please read AI and your financial data to learn more about this feature and how we're handling data between your finances and OpenAI (it's 100% optional and disabled by default!)
• Set dark mode in your user preferences to enable our newest theme below:

What's Changed

• fix: Bug - Transaction matching dialog doesn't open by @tonyvince in #1942
• Fix time period key conflicts by @zachgoll in #1944
• Allow CSV imports to be configured with single or multi-account mode by @zachgoll in #1943
• Fix modal closing on color picker drag #1869 by @bryanmck1 in #1931
• Account-level import configuration templates by @zachgoll in #1946
• Fix ticker filling when Synth is connected by @zachgoll in #1950
• Fix: Purge stale holdings from accounts during sync by @zachgoll in #1954
• Add tagged logging to sync process by @zachgoll in #1956
• Preference to set default_period by @nikhilbadyal in #1941
• Populate holdings for "offline" securities properly by @zachgoll in #1958
• Format money for trade history in holdings drawer by @zachgoll in #1961
• Fetch exchange rates for accounts that require conversion for net worth rollups by @zachgoll in #1983
• Fix incorrect totals calculation when family has loan payments by @zachgoll in #1984
• Fix transaction filters when transfers are present by @zachgoll in #1986
• Data provider simplification, tests, and documentation by @zachgoll in #1997
• Update security price query in demo generator by @vaibhav-if in #2000
• Use Redis for ActiveJob and ActionCable by @zachgoll in #2004
• Fix incorrect entry sorting in activity view by @tonyvince in #2006
• fix(dashboard): account groups wrapping in balance sheet by @firedev in #2010
• perf(imports): Bulk import CSV transactions by @Joelute in #1962
• devContainer: Use Redis for ActiveJob and ActionCable. by @Joelute in #2017
• bug: Use correct currency value while setting the currency. by @Joelute in #2018
• Personal finance AI (v1) by @zachgoll in #2022
• improvements(ai): Improve AI streaming UI/UX interactions + better separation of AI provider responsibilities by @zachgoll in #2039
• perf(imports): Bulk import CSV trades by @Joelute in #2040
• chore(providers): Use faraday retry, move retry logic to concrete provider level by @zachgoll in #2042
• style(ai): Fix AI sidebar overflow when user hasn't enabled or created a chat yet by @zachgoll in #2044
• provider: Ensure data provider exist before fetching for price. by @Joelute in #2045
• Fix: Notes not saved on transfer transactions by @the-spectator in #2053
• Show Uncategorized segment currency as per budget currency by @the-spectator in #2058
• Mobile responsive template preparation by @zachgoll in #2071
• Implement dark mode by @Shpigford in #2078

New Contributors

• @bryanmck1 made their first contribution in #1931
• @vaibhav-if made their first contribution in #2000
• @firedev made their first contribution in #2010
• @Joelute made their first contribution in #1962
• @the-spectator made their first contribution in #2053

Full Changelog: v0.4.3...v0.5.0

v0.4.3

Data resets, offline investment trades, and miscellaneous stability improvements

This release comes with a wide mix of stability improvements and quality of life updates; particularly for self hosted apps, which can now be "reset" in user settings. If your data looks wrong or you want a "clean slate" to work from, we've added the ability for you to easily perform these resets without writing SQL or manually deleting records.

This release also comes with a much clearer UI surrounding the Synth data provider. New self hosted users will now see a prominent warning message if they have missing data as a result of a misconfigured or absent data provider.

What's Changed

• Add new category flow by @syedbarimanjan in #1857
• Fix parent category sums in budget by @zachgoll in #1894
• Add breadcrumbs support across application by @Shpigford in #1897
• Dashboard design fixes by @zachgoll in #1898
• Allow account balance to dynamically use currency format on preference page by @Harry-kp in #1910
• Feat: Data "reset" button by @tonyvince in #1913
• Fix: Make Tags selection scrollable by @tonyvince in #1921
• Fix value wrapping on account balance in sidebar by @zachgoll in #1922
• Fix import configuration form so number format is applied by @zachgoll in #1923
• Add transitions to buttons and other common design system elements by @zachgoll in #1924
• Allow offline trade tickers by @zachgoll in #1925
• fix: Don't show Billings on settings navbar when self-hosted by @tonyvince in #1912
• Show UI warning to user when they need provider data but have not setup Synth yet by @zachgoll in #1926
• Invert liability graphs to have correct signage by @zachgoll in #1928
• Escape quotations in CSV imports properly by @zachgoll in #1929

New Contributors

• @syedbarimanjan made their first contribution in #1857

Full Changelog: v0.4.2...v0.4.3

v0.4.1

Patch release for git versioning info crash error

v0.4.0

Maybe Refresh 🎉

This latest version comes with a brand new and simplified UI plus a ton of huge performance improvements on the transactions, dashboard, and accounts pages.

What's Changed

• Fix account deletion cascade bug by @zachgoll in #1644
• Do not raise on Plaid item not found exceptions for item deletions by @zachgoll in #1646
• Align cascade delete behavior for transfers by @zachgoll in #1647
• fix: Only admins can generate invite codes by @tonyvince in #1611
• Only update account balance if changed by @zachgoll in #1676
• Adjust queues to prioritize account syncs, handle missing current day values by @zachgoll in #1682
• Added Decimal Support in min transaction by @Harry-kp in #1681
• Fix n+1 for categories in for to_donut_segments_json in budget by @tapalilov in #1693
• Add More Timelines by @nikhilbadyal in #1714
• Add cabin / cottage as a property type by @eithe in #1658
• Add RejectedTransfer model, simplify auto matching by @zachgoll in #1690
• Fix: Editing a category does not show notification until next page refresh by @jestinjoshi in #1720
• Bump to Ruby 3.4.1 by @zachgoll in #1721
• Lazy load synth logos by @zachgoll in #1731
• Only build armv7 on official releases by @zachgoll in #1732
• Don't allow a subcategory to be assigned to another subcategory to ensure 1 level of nesting max by @elvisserrao in #1730
• Preserve transaction filters and transaction focus across page visits by @zachgoll in #1733
• Add/remove members and invitations by @Shpigford in #1744
• Ensure Consistent Category Colors by @JLambertazzo in #1722
• Allow users to update their email address by @Shpigford in #1745
• Initial pass at Plaid EU by @Shpigford in #1555
• Fix EU plaid flow by @zachgoll in #1761
• Improve speed of transactions page by @zachgoll in #1752
• Fix: unable to add accounts without plain set up by @F2210 in #1769
• Fix: make date format year consistent overall #1712 by @scodes73 in #1726
• Cursor rules and project design overview by @zachgoll in #1788
• Fix crypto.randomUUID errors when adding holdings by @zachgoll in #1795
• Split family and Plaid item syncs into multiple jobs by @zachgoll in #1799
• Fix: Incorrect Currency Assignment for Stock Prices (#1623) by @saphp in #1798
• Fix budget allocation forms from resetting and clearing data on slow networks by @zachgoll in #1804
• Refactor transaction enrichment to support batch processing by @Shpigford in #1803
• Add scope to filter transactions from active accounts by @Shpigford in #1810
• fix: Save completely allocated budget by @M123-dev in #1811
• feat: Add institution details to Plaid items by @Shpigford in #1816
• Multi-factor authentication by @Shpigford in #1817
• fix: Plaid webhook verification by @zachgoll in #1824
• Plaid EU webhooks migration task by @zachgoll in #1825
• Fix Account Holding validation and synchronization by @Shpigford in #1818
• Feature: Add the ability to "revert" a CSV import by @zachgoll in #1814
• feat(import): add currency and number format support for CSV imports by @danestves in #1819
• fix: subcategories are not properly handled for budget allocations by @pauleke65 in #1844
• Enhance security information retrieval and handling by @Shpigford in #1826
• fix: Liabilities favorable direction is "down" by @M123-dev in #1849
• Upgrade to Tailwind v4 by @zachgoll in #1853
• Enhance Plaid connection management with re-authentication and error handling by @Shpigford in #1854
• Maybe Design System Updates by @zachgoll in #1856
• fix: Transfers should always total to zero by @tonyvince in #1859
• fix: Ghost subcategories when parent category is deleted by @tonyvince in #1874
• Fix import configuration failures by @zachgoll in #1876
• New Design System + Codebase Refresh by @zachgoll in #1823

New Contributors

• @JLambertazzo made their first contribution in #1699
• @tapalilov made their first contribution in #1693
• @eithe made their first contribution in #1658
• @elvisserrao made their first contribution in #1730
• @F2210 made their first contribution in #1769
• @scodes73 made their first contribution in #1726
• @saphp made their first contribution in #1798
• @M123-dev made their first contribution in #1811
• @danestves made their first contribution in #1819
• @pauleke65 made their first contribution in #1844

Full Changelog: v0.3.0...v0.4.0

v0.3.0

Budgeting is here!

A long awaited feature, Maybe now supports budgeting! We believe budgeting should be easy and simple. Categorize your transactions, mark transfers, one-time expenses, and get a clear breakdown of where your money is going each month.

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What's Changed

• Add account data enrichment by @zachgoll in #1532
• Handle nil name for entries by @zachgoll in #1550
• Fix date format validation error by @zachgoll in #1551
• Make transaction enrichment opt-in for all users by @zachgoll in #1552
• Preserve original transaction names when enriching by @zachgoll in #1556
• Preserve pagination on entry updates by @zachgoll in #1563
• Nested Categories by @zachgoll in #1561
• Save error backtrace for sync errors for better debugging by @tonyvince in #1578
• fix: Bug | creating duplicate category leads to crash screen by @tonyvince in #1577
• Fix unknown attribute 'parent_category' for Category in demo generator by @akabiru in #1575
• Fix: breaking change after bumping hotwire-livereload to 2.0.0 by @tonyvince in #1589
• Transfer and Payment auto-matching, model and UI improvements by @zachgoll in #1585
• Budgeting V1 by @zachgoll in #1609
• Fix transfer matching logic by @zachgoll in #1625
• Fix budget money formatting by @zachgoll in #1626
• Update snapshot_account_transactions to only give transactions by filtering on entryable_type by @Repsay in #1629
• FIX: correct display of percentages by @MrTob in #1622

New Contributors

• @akabiru made their first contribution in #1575
• @Repsay made their first contribution in #1629
• @MrTob made their first contribution in #1622

Full Changelog: v0.2.0...v0.3.0

v0.2.0

Plaid Integration + Multi-currency Investment Portfolio Support

We have completed the first pass at our fully automated bank syncing with Plaid on our hosted version of the app!

Automated bank syncing is a huge milestone for the app and includes many UI improvements, accuracy improvements, and bug fixes:

• Editing transactions is now much smoother
• Account history can be calculated chronologically and reverse-chronologically (required for Plaid accounts)
• Multi-currency investment accounts are now available
• Investment accounts now properly calculate "brokerage cash" vs. "holdings value" and break this out clearly in the view
• Investment accounts calculate cost basis more accurately

Can I self-host Plaid?

As an open-source project, self-hosters are more than welcome to configure (and pay for) their own Plaid accounts. You can see the .env.example file for the required api keys that need to be provided to the app.

That said, due to the complexity around OAuth, Plaid's pricing structure, and costs associated with a personal Plaid subscription, we will not be officially supporting this setup. The hosted version of our app has full Plaid support and is our recommended way to get access to automated bank syncing (more invites coming soon!).

What's Changed

• Fix registration fails silently when there are errors by @tonyvince in #1455
• Adds a common DE date format by @sbehrends in #1445
• Basic Plaid Integration by @zachgoll in #1433
• Make encryption config optional for self hosting users by @zachgoll in #1476
• Allow custom column separator for CSV parsing in uploads controller by @acflint in #1470
• Fix transfers and form currencies by @zachgoll in #1477
• Don't refresh page when transaction details are edited by @zachgoll in #1479
• Add post-sync UI stream updates by @zachgoll in #1482
• Calculates trend based on previous transaction's balance on the same date by @nicogaldamez in #1483
• Replaced Native Scrollbars with Tailwind Scrollbars on Windows by @jestinjoshi in #1493
• Fix bug: Loan % doesn't allow exact rate by @arsenstorm in #1492
• Fix Account Disabling UI by @arsenstorm in #1491
• Feature: Add support for customized synth URL from env variable by @Evlos in #1490
• Synth error handling by @Shpigford in #1502
• Updated usage check threshold to 100pc instead of 1 by @nikhilbadyal in #1504
• Improve account transaction, trade, and valuation editing and sync experience by @zachgoll in #1506
• Handle invalid API key by @nikhilbadyal in #1515
• Plaid portfolio sync algorithm and calculation improvements by @zachgoll in #1526
• Plaid sync tests and multi-currency investment support by @zachgoll in #1531

New Contributors

• @sbehrends made their first contribution in #1445
• @acflint made their first contribution in #1470
• @Evlos made their first contribution in #1490
• @nikhilbadyal made their first contribution in #1504

Full Changelog: v0.1.0...v0.2.0

v0.2.0-alpha.2

Activity View

Alongside several bug fixes, this pre-release comes with a brand new "Activity View" based on tons of user feedback. This new activity view allows you to see the chronological updates of each account all in one place. In addition, it should how each transaction and balance update affects the overall historical balance on the account. You can see it in action below:

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What's Changed

• Remove dependency on stock exchange table by @Shpigford in #1368
• fix bulk action bar positioning by @gariasf in #1370
• Stock filter by @Shpigford in #1376
• Remove missing prices issue by @zachgoll in #1390
• First pass at security price reference by @Shpigford in #1388
• Initial pass at Synth-based ticker selection by @Shpigford in #1392
• Groundwork for security info by @Shpigford in #1396
• Adds condition to skip link to transaction form if it's not editable by @nicogaldamez in #1394
• Do not include income transactions in liability accounts for savings rate by @tonyvince in #1385
• Auto naming of Transfer Transaction by @Harry-kp in #1393
• Family invites by @Shpigford in #1397
• En translation fix by @alekseyp in #1401
• Account Activity View + Account Forms by @zachgoll in #1406
• Fix account names are not truncated properly by @tonyvince in #1431
• Exclude inactive accounts from net-worth calculation and from sidebar by @tonyvince in #1432
• Fix timeframe dropdown next to Portfolio by @tonyvince in #1434
• Skip account valuation on entry balance_after_entry by @bruno-costanzo in #1435
• Fix duplicate invites by @tonyvince in #1437

New Contributors

• @alekseyp made their first contribution in #1401
• @3zcurdia made their first contribution in #1402

Full Changelog: v0.2.0-alpha.1...v0.2.0-alpha.2

v0.2.0-alpha.1

Improved Account Flows + Onboarding

With this release, we kick off work towards v0.2.0, which will add a basic bank provider integration (Plaid)!

In this release, we've added onboarding to the app so that users can select all of their preferences along with much simpler and intuitive account addition flows.

Here's a quick demo of how easy it is to get started with Maybe!

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What's Changed

• Add period to value delete modal by @ahatzz11 in #1297
• Add BiomeJS for Linting and Formatting JavaScript relates to #1295 by @oxdev03 in #1299
• Accounts in sidebar should be ordered the same as in the accounts summary page by @tonyvince in #1318
• add dashboard account pill tooltips by @gariasf in #1315
• Redirect upload step by @enderahmetyurt in #1323
• Impersonation by @Shpigford in #1325
• Rework account views and addition flow by @zachgoll in #1324
• Basic account onboarding by @zachgoll in #1328
• Fixes issue with mapping values during the transactions import by @nicogaldamez in #1327
• Stock Exchanges with seed by @Shpigford in #1351
• User Onboarding + Bug Fixes by @zachgoll in #1352
• Beta Testing Round 3 Bug Fixes by @zachgoll in #1357
• Add good job dashboard with auth by @zachgoll in #1364
• Stock imports by @Shpigford in #1363
• Feature | Filter on uncategorized transactions by @bruno-costanzo in #1359

New Contributors

• @oxdev03 made their first contribution in #1299
• @enderahmetyurt made their first contribution in #1323
• @nicogaldamez made their first contribution in #1327
• @bruno-costanzo made their first contribution in #1359

Full Changelog: v0.1.0...v0.2.0-alpha.1

v0.1.0

We're live! 🌮 🥳

After hundreds of contributors and hundreds of thousands of lines of code, v0.1.0 is here!

This release comes with a TON of bug fixes and marks the launch of "hosted" Maybe. We've still got a ton of work ahead, but we're excited to release our first production-ready version of Maybe.

We're currently in a private, invite-only alpha. Be sure to join our Discord for announcements when new spots become available!

In this first version, you can:

• Add all of your accounts
• Import accounts, transactions, and trades by CSV
• See your net worth, total spending, and total income
• Manage transactions (categories, tags, notes)
• Manage investment portfolios (buys, sells, deposits, withdrawals)

After we incorporate all the feedback coming in, our hosted app will be introducing automated bank syncing!

What's Changed

• Hide currency for transfers by @zachgoll in #1260
• Hide infinity trend percentage changes by @zachgoll in #1261
• Finalize other assets and liabilities view by @zachgoll in #1264
• Intercom integration by @Shpigford in #1267
• Add empty states to account summary page by @zachgoll in #1265
• Billing by @Shpigford in #1269
• Add loan and credit card views by @zachgoll in #1268
• Set 3000 as the default web port by @alagos in #1215
• Fix account pill on dashboard by @zachgoll in #1270
• Early access by @Shpigford in #1272
• Basic trade and holdings view by @zachgoll in #1271
• Link to CSV imports by @zachgoll in #1273
• Bug fixes for specialized account pages by @zachgoll in #1275
• Fix currency formatting for 0 values by @zachgoll in #1276
• Fix group trend color by @zachgoll in #1277
• fix: use correct delimiter on credit card zero values by @gariasf in #1280
• fix: amend inputs on loan, c.c., vehicle, and property partials by @gariasf in #1281
• Better import instructions, remove ambiguous field by @zachgoll in #1284
• Allow inline account creation when importing CSV by @zachgoll in #1291
• Minor improvements to categories & changelog pages by @arsenstorm in #1274
• Handle market holidays during holding sync by @zachgoll in #1292
• fix: default value if user's name isn't set by @ajmeese7 in #1262
• Add additional subtypes, add None option, prefill edit with previously selected option. by @ahatzz11 in #1286

New Contributors

• @gariasf made their first contribution in #1280
• @arsenstorm made their first contribution in #1274
• @ajmeese7 made their first contribution in #1262
• @ahatzz11 made their first contribution in #1286

Full Changelog: v0.1.0-alpha.18...v0.1.0