I built a budgeting app that scores your finances across five weighted categories and turns it into a letter grade and GPA. Also includes the top three things to fix. I'm looking for testers before I launch. The App Store listing is limited to the United States while I launch, so you need a US Apple ID.

I'm Garrett (gwfawkes is my other account) and this is built under Legendarily Imperfect, LLC, registered in North Carolina. It carries cyber liability, professional liability, and general liability insurance. There's a website (budgetgpa.com), a business email, and the privacy policy and terms are linked inside the app before you're asked for anything.   
  
Bank connections run through Plaid, so your credentials go to them and never to me. You can delete your account and every row of your data from inside the app, no email required. No bank connection is needed for the free version. Most of the app works on manual entry alone. 

\*\*\*Use the free version for a couple days and answer 8 short questions (they're in the top comment). If you want to keep going, I'll switch on Pro via DM (bank sync, AI categorization, exports, debt payoff tools) for a couple more days and ask 8 more.

\*\*\*In return for honest feedback, for the Free version you'll get Pro for a year. Free and then Pro gets you Pro for life.

Known issues in this build, already fixed and shipping in the next one, so no need to report them:

\* Signing in can flash the welcome screen for a moment before your dashboard loads.

\* Putting more than the target into a savings goal can trigger a "budget exceeded" alert. Beating a goal shouldn't warn you.

\* Scoring Settings labels the Balanced preset "Under 1x penalty". The app actually applies 0.6x.

\* Two alerts, Grade Drop and Personal Best, never fire.

Anything else that looks wrong is genuinely news to me. Answers by DM please, not in the thread.

Thank you!



Budget G.P.A.: your finances as a letter grade and GPA