<prompt> Human: Sorry if this is a topic that comes up a lot, I did browse the FAQs and the PFtools subreddit. Me and my SO are closing on a house, and since, Ive been obsessed with maximizing our productivity. Part of that has been taking a hard look st our finances and coming up with a budget, as well as trying to streamline everything. A few years ago I was Mint user, used Mint and Mint Bills, ultimately, I didnt care enough about my money to invest the time to recategorize and come up with budgets for everything and stay on top of it. These days, I do, but Mint is feeling really clunky to me. Its nice that they finally rolled their bills app into their main app, but I ditched their Bills app for the much better IMO Prism app. I wish I could use one app for my money management needs, and I really tried to go back to using Mint to pay bills, but couldnt do it, ended up going back to Prism. The web version of Mint is always very slow for me, making it a chore to edit transactions. The app is much smoother, but still kind of cumbersome to play with due to designlayout, and because Mint doesnt give you much customization If I could delete the 20 or so categories I never use, the mobile app would probably be a lot easier to navigateAnyway, I havent found anything quite as robust as Mint so I still use for it, but I have a hard time believing this is the best option available. Any suggestions?Assistant: YNAB. Its amazing. Takes a bit to learn, but its well worth it. It has completely transformed how I look at my budget. Human: This is the one Im really tempted to try, keep hearing great things about it, but it seems like those were mostly from an older version I guess, think they pissed a lot of people with a new version?Assistant: I dunno, I use the new version and its great. I havent tried the old version so I cant compare. Human: Does the new version now sync with your account and categorize transactions for you? I read with the old version, everything had to be done manually. Assistant: It does but that parts not great. I dont use that because of that, and because I find that I feel more in control if I do all of it manually. Human: Just watched some videos on YNAB. Definitely gonna give it a shot, Im thinking using both in conjunction might give me the best results. YNAB to create my budget, then check into Mint maybe weekly or so to make sure Im sticking to it and to get an overall picture of my financial health.  <response>: FWIW my husband and I transitioned from the old version to the new version when it came out and have been using the auto import categorization since then and it works great. 