Issue:
Frustrated by the amount of swipes and taps I have to make to navigate about the Monzo app. Is there a feature (or roadmap) to disable some of the unnecessary extra swipes (which often have to be atempted multiple times to be successful) to navigate between accounts and reveal hidden buttons?
First time using this forum. Shame feedback is not built into the app itself, this would avoid manual input for below.
Details to reproduce: OS: Android Device: Pixel App Version:
The whole theatre performance when claiming a payment early got old very quick, but thatās the only example I can think of where a commonly used feature is unnecessarily tappy.
I think the unfortunate answer to this is no. If Iām interpreting your Issue properly, the need to swipe left/right to get to the desired card/account and then the need to swipe down (a little) to access the account action buttons is the bugbear?
This is because of the carousel design, which provides quick access to multiple cards/accounts and their subsequent actions and there are a few shortcuts:
Tap on āHomeā to cycle through the Cards & Accounts (this wonāt cycle through pots nested underneath Monzo cards/accounts, but it will allow quick access to āparentā cards/accounts)
When you are seeing a card/account display, tap/hold & drag the horizontal line under the card halfway down the screen to reveal the āblueā card/account action buttons. If you then tap/hold & drag the ādown arrowā down further, itāll reveal the complete list of cards/accounts/pots available in your account and you can tap into any card/account/pot quickly from there
Feedback is built into the app, but it may not be obviously available - tap on āHelpā, type ācontact supportā in the search bar, tap on the returned search result āContacting supportā and then in the āChat with usā section, tap on āTap here to get started.ā
Oops, I completely misread that. I think it was the reference to the āhorizontal lineā that the me off; you donāt have to drag that line down, you can drag down from anywhere on the screen.