I would love to see an iPad app with an expanded pulse view and more ways to audit my spending. The Natwest iPad app actually gets a lot of the right (shocking I know!) by differing from the phone app with extra graph and overview features.
Sounds like a very good idea but Iād want to be able to password protect the app. With the phone I (nearly) always know where it is but my iPad gets passed around in the family a bit.
Yes, that would be great. I currently run mine off an iPad, lacking an iPhone. Thatās okay for me as my iPad doesnāt get shared, but itād be nice to have a password/pin/whatever lock on the app itself as basic security.
pretty pointless banks dont have ipad apps
Banks also donāt have many of the other features Mondoās app has - thatās not a reason not to expand the scope.
Although I do think that it should be a stretch goal rather than a main objective
Barclays have a good iPad version of their mobile banking app
I agree - it would be useful.
Santander have an excellent iPad app. Much prefer fiddling with my finances on there to my phone or computer.
This would be very useful. I used the Natwest app a lot currently. If promoting yourself as an app based bank, it would make sense to create the app for a device such as iPad for people to use a bigger screen. Graphs and extensive lists of transaction are easier to see on bigger screen.
Can we have a reply from someone from Mondo here? Is it on the roadmap?
I imagine itās something weāll do in the future but I canāt see it being in the near future, just because thereās so many other things to work on (building a bank, finishing Android app, more features on iOS etc) and the benefit is not huge. So IMO (and I may be proved/told wrong ), it probably wonāt be in 2016.
Iām also looking for a monzo iPad app. Iāve got both apps on my phone at the moment, but sometimes Iāll leave that at my desk and take my iPad with me. Itād be great to be able to manage my monzo accounts on it. At the moment Iām running the iPhone app on my iPad, but tiās not the best solution.
I find I am using the iPad more than the iPhone these days, maybe an age thing and eyes arenāt as good but the increase in ease of use and features between for example the Barclays app for iPhone/iPad are beneficial, a Monzo iPad version would be wonderful and we could grow old together
Iāve recently ditched my smartphone and now only use an iPad at home. Iām keen to see a Monzo iPad app sometime in the future!
This is why I would suggest web next. Thereās so many platforms and building an individual system for each takes time. A web platform, though also takes time makes Monzo accessable from any platform with internet access.
such as Windows Mobileā¦so then could ditch my other phone I have just to access banking apps
Tablet app more to the point. Currently the Android app does not work on my Samsung tablet. Would be good to have for Android rather than the usual iOS First approach.
But the iOS team might as well do something while waiting for the other team to catch upā¦
My Gran had to wait 5 days to get access to her ānormalā banking app after forgetting her pin one to many times. This involved her actually physically going to the bank in the nearby town (FYI she uses sticks when walking). In the world I live in, this is not acceptable, so I suggested using Monzo, at least for a backup account so she will always have access to something quickly, even if she were to forget two account pins. Sadly, she does not have a smartphone what she does have is an iPad. She finds it easy to use and gives her access to things she has never been able to access before. She even attends an iPad skills evening class once a month in her village where a lot of people have an iPad and not a smartphone.
I think making a tablet application could potentially give userās like my Gran access to a tool which would prevent her from feeling financially trapped and isolated than she is already is.
Plus one for me.
My Gran had to wait 5 days to get access to her ānormalā banking app after forgetting her pin one to many times. This involved her actually physically going to the bank in the nearby town (FYI she uses sticks when walking). In the world I live in, this is not acceptable, so I suggested using Monzo, at least for a backup account so she will always have access to something quickly, even if she were to forget two account pins. Sadly, she does not have a smartphone what she does have is an iPad. She finds it easy to use and gives her access to things she has never been able to access before. She even attends an iPad skills evening class once a month in her village where a lot of people have an iPad and not a smartphone.
I think making a tablet application could potentially give userās like my Gran access to a tool which would prevent her from feeling financially trapped and isolated than she is already is.
Plus one for me.
I think itās actually possible to have the iPhone app on the iPad, it will just be scaled up.
I donāt have an iPad to hand, but I would try searching for the app on the App Store, and try changing the search criteria from iPad Only apps to iPhone too, it should appear.
yes! of courseā¦ i forgot the app store filters for iPad only. I will try it later. Cheers. Do you know if android apps work in the same way? I am not an android user.