Manilla is closing its doors in July

[Swapmeet]

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@parakleet wrote:

Dang. What a bummer! I rely in manilla to keep track of all of my accounts. I had no idea until I saw this thread! I didn't get an email. 😞 so bummed...

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+1, Though I saw it when I logged in today. I hear people talking about mint....does anyone know about it?

[lg8302ch]

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@chwebb1 wrote:

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@baller4life wrote:
https://www.mobilligy.com

I just signed up for this one after Manilla's announcement. Pretty easy and they have all my accounts, including ones Manilla didn't.

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It looks like you can't use it on a website like you can with Manilla?

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Just tried to sign up on my laptop but it looks it is only for mobile devices ... I have no patience to sign up on these small devices and prefer sign up from PC and only login on mobile devices.  .. my winner will be Mint

[abrandeis]

Since Manilla is closing- I offer everyone to check out FileThis. Modcut

FileThis will download you your statements for you automatically and store it on one of your cloud services like Evernote (my personal favorite), dropbox, Box.com, Google Drive and a few others. It was so easy, I connected my amex and it pulled into my evernote 24 statements so painlessly along with over 150+ docs from my banks.

[smittyboy020]

I use "Check". I love it.

[kellymar]

Finovera looks like another good alternative, although it's only in beta:

https://www.finovera.com/features/

[ReVeLaTeD]

Manilla had one significant benefit over the competition: they supported GECRB cards. Not sure how, but they did.

It's too bad.

[Revelate]

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@ReVeLaTeD wrote:
Manilla had one significant benefit over the competition: they supported GECRB cards. Not sure how, but they did.

It's too bad.

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If I had to guess, that benefit would've gone away had Manilla gained traction; I suspect GECRB just simply blackholed the requests coming from the various aggregators: that's not a difficult analysis or implementation at the firewall or load-balancer level in one's infrastructure.  

[baller4life]

Mobilligy is the only one I have found that supports GECRB. I am really liking it.

[blondy250]

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@Swapmeet wrote:

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@parakleet wrote:

Dang. What a bummer! I rely in manilla to keep track of all of my accounts. I had no idea until I saw this thread! I didn't get an email. 😞 so bummed...

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+1, Though I saw it when I logged in today. I hear people talking about mint....does anyone know about it?

".does anyone know about it"  Of course Mint was way more popular then manilla, I use it exclusively.

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