Not sure if we can draw any meaningful answers from the poll, this is the Monzo community forum after al.
And CoP. R-
True, by it’s nature part of it will be Monzo biased but there are plenty of people on here who either don’t use Monzo or don’t like them at all.
If you look at the responses, it’s not just Monzo winning everything.
Not sure why people aren’t voting for Chase on the “best rates” one though
This is what I’m desperate for.
Never managed to get on well enough with any of the aggregators - tried Emma, Yolt and Lumio quite extensively.
If Monzo could properly enrich third party transactions (notes, tags, bill splits etc), provide a master feed, and commit to adding as many integrations as possible, I’d be happy af.
This and the ability to include connected accounts in your Monzo budget would be epic
Well we can draw the conclusion that people on this forum so far prefer Monzo in most areas.
This is actually a very surprising conclusion to me.
Put it on the MSE forum.
Then run.
I have emma from a really old deal but not keen on it, I do pay for Moneyhub because it doesnt sell your data and its a bit more traditional/professional in approach. It also supports more systems because it can use scrapping so marcus etc is in there.
Nope
Nice try though
Wait! Hang on! Change search parameters and, hey presto
Although Monzo only top of that list as a paid Ad, hence two entries
I’m on iOS, you’re on Android
I didn’t search to get that btw, it just came up.
But honestly I don’t really care who wins on top, I’m more about which has better features
iOS app download chart.
Pretty sure google works their chart numbers differently over iOS I think with other factors affecting rankings. I will look at the dev notes.
Starling is number 11 on the list fyi.
If that’s the case it’s a bit surprising the big banks aren’t above Monzo. Does it essentially mean that no big bank has more mobile app users than Monzo?
On iOS, Lloyds most recent update was 3 days ago vs Monzo 7 days ago so a bit of a surprise to see Monzo higher if updates factors heavily.
This is my inference too, but still a bit of a surprise given Llloyds (for example) apparently have around 30m customers overall.
Updates used to be a factor in the way how app reviews would be affected and shown which is why it was gamed heavily if I recall but I think thats long gone now.
Digging a bit it appears downloads are not the only factor in the ranking on both google and apple now, they add a few other factors as well to try and prevent gaming.