122 Interest Score
7 Discussions
0.06 Engagement
Dec 2022 Launched
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The best-in-class Editor’s Choice personal finance iOS app is now available as a native app on the Mac. Copilot aggregates all of your finances in one place to make it really easy to track your spending, investments, and net worth.

What the Community Said

Hey everyone! I’m Andres, the founder of Copilot 👋 Along with the Copilot team, I’m very happy to announce that Copilot is now finally available on macOS. After years of building the best-in-class personal finance tool for iOS, the support of users like you has enabled us to take a huge leap forward and finally be available on desktop. As you’ll notice, we’ve put a lot of care into crafting an experience that feels great on a bigger screen. But there’s so much yet to come! You’ll see us pushing

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Looks amazing! Eagerly waiting and hoping for you to launch in Canada! 🍁

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Question - Why did you pursue MacOS app over a web app first?

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Been using it since the first day you guys launched it a long long time ago for IOS. Can't wait to test the new addition! Congrats on the launch and hope lots of new people will sign-up.

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I've been looking for a reason to try out copilot for a while, and i think this is the time! Heard lots of good things about copilot and i hate organizing all things on my phone, so excited for a standalone app for this!

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A measure of community engagement at launch. Higher means more people noticed and interacted with the product. It's a traction signal, not a quality rating.

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