Adds a button that can collapse the menu on the left so you can see more of your accounts or budget data.
Changes colours like red, yellow and green in the interface to colours and shapes that are more easily distinguishable by colourblind people.
Hides the Age of Money calculation. Some users find it's not relevant to them and it stresses them out, so they'd rather just hide it.
Makes the account names smaller so that you can see more of the account names and fit more on the screen.
Allows you to move or hide the edit account button that we all keep clicking on accidentally.
Clicking the toggle splits button shows or hides the sub-transactions within a split.
Shows the total of any selected transactions.
When you press enter while adding transactions, the default behaviour is 'Save and add another'. This option changes it to just 'Save'.
Makes the text on reconciled transactions appear in a more obvious colour of your choosing.
Highlights credit card category balances with a yellow warning if the balance of the category does not match the account balance.
Ensure all negative balances are highlighted red instead of yellow, even with credit card spending.
Removes distracting highlight color from positive (or zero) category balances, and colors positive balances green instead.
Adds a button that allows you expand and collapse all budget groups.
In YNAB4, typing + on a budget cell meant that you didn't lose what was already in the cell. This setting restores this behaviour.
Default YNAB behaviour is to show these categories when covering overbudgeting, but since they've got no money in them they won't help you. Let's clean up the menu.
The move money dialog is quite small by default. We think you might like to have more space to see what you're doing there.
Add a column for "pacing" which shows you how much money you've spent based on how far you are through the month.
In the default move money dialog you have to use the mouse to select where you want it to go to. This option adds the ability to type to find the category.
This calculation shows how long your money would likely last if you never earned another cent based on your average spending. We know that no month is 'average' but this should give you some idea of how much of a buffer you have.
Makes the budget rows skinnier than the default YNAB style so that you can fit more on the screen.
Makes the screen that pops up when you click on activity from a budget category wider so you can see more details of the transactions listed.