I was under the impression that there would be iOS and Android app parity by the time the full CC was launched, but this is obviously not the case.
This was implied early on, but has seemingly been updated to only cover CC features, which is disappointing as app parity has been discussed for a long time now.
Had there been app parity, this would have either meant the iOS app losing features (I.e. Targets) or the Android app gaining such features.
App parity was discussed as a target quite a while ago and there has been little movement on this. I understand that the current account switch is a priority, but the roadmap for Android features has perpetually remained at 6-9 months despite being added some 11 months ago.
Export to CSV came to Android a few weeks back, as did Android Pay so there’s not really that much left that’s different; just pulse graph and targets, right?
Fingerprint unlock and travel reports as well.
I’m probably sounding like a bitter Android user. I have no problem with Monzo focusing on CC stuff, I appreciate this is a huge priority, I would simply appreciate greater clarity and transparency about features we’ve repeatedly been told aren’t far behind on Android.
I don’t know if this is shared anywhere. I can maybe blog about this with Jami and Ole if it was interesting to more than 3 people (and that’s including me, Jami and Ole 
). Shorter-term, happy to answer any questions here – AMA!
@anon76573274 Maybe something for the The Monzo Weekly Diary 2.0 ?
Jordan,
Talking of AMA’s have you guys ever thought about doing an AMA on Reddit when you guys have rolled out officially? It would get the company even more visibility I feel?
Probably one for Tristan. I’m scared of Reddit.
Yes, 100% 
I think we’d like to do one with @anon91821566 when it’s rolled out officially!
An excellent public commitment @anon76573274 
We’ll schedule it in
Goal achieved, as a Project Manager/Product Owner hybrid I’m the fourth interested person. 
Looking forward to the blog post! Here’s a quick question in the mean time: do you use any PM SAAS tools to collect/quantify/prioritise feedback? (I’m thinking of “Product Board” or “Canny”) Or do you simply use Intercom + spreadsheet + internal tools + Trello?
From my experience, typeform, spreadsheets, intercom, email and jira. We also have the two public Trello boards (Big ideas and Roadmap) which you can vote on.
In the past I’ve used Canny. I was actually building a little tool for this a while ago https://prior.ly – it’s like Canny but open source, built on top of GitHub, and free. It’s low priority in my life at the moment though 
Hi @anon76573274 , thanks for the blog post! I find the divide between growth and retention for product to be quite clever. This way you can make sure all components improvements lead back to growth or retention KPIs.
I was hoping for a bit more detail though as in this post by Intercom.
Some followup questions:
These are the kinds of issues I keep reflecting upon at work and I’d love to get your thoughts!
Last thing, I liked reading about your heterogenous background. In my experience that’s fatal with recruiters though…any ideas on how to promote yourself to avoid that trap? (I’ve got a similar issue)
@anon50039658 can we please have an update on the roadmap to reflect your 2018 plans? Foreign ATM Fees have been completed and Paper Statements are closer than 3 months away. Unfortunately not much else has changed if not for the worse eg Update Spending and Targets should now be moved to the Medium Term column 
Lots is done:
Not sure it has been mentioned on this forum but I think Apple Pay has not yet been implemented
Apple Pay is just one product. They’ve implemented Android Pay. Technically the card is done
Not to restart any talk of Apple Pay. Just to clarify Apple Pay isn’t what the card says…
True although it’s worth mentioning that the original name of the card was Apple Pay
Ooohhhh… I’ve not been around the Monzo community that long. Hopefully the name change doesn’t reflect a change of what’ll be delivered