Have a question about Quinley? Here are answers to the things people ask most. Can't find what you need? Email us — we read every message.
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From the home screen, tap the + button to add an account — checking, savings, credit card, investment, real estate, loan, or any other type. Give it a name, starting balance, and you're ready to start tracking transactions.
Yes. Quinley can import CSV files exported from most major banks and finance apps, including Chase, Bank of America, Capital One, Mint/Intuit, and YNAB. Go to Settings → Import Data and select your file — Quinley will automatically detect the format.
Your financial data is stored locally on your device — Quinley doesn't operate a server that stores it, and we never sell or share it. For the full details, see our Privacy Policy.
Yes. Go to Settings → Backup & Restore to back up to iCloud Drive, export all transactions, or export a specific date range. You can also restore from a previous backup file at any time.
Ask Quinley is your built-in financial AI advisor. Ask plain-English questions — "Where am I spending the most?" or "When will I hit my goal?" — and get answers based on your actual financial picture. Tap the Ask Q tab to get started.
Every Monday and at the start of each month, Quinley writes you a short recap of your financial life — highlights, trends, and things worth noticing, written like a story rather than a spreadsheet. Find past stories anytime under Ask Q → Stories.
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No. Quinley and Ask Quinley are designed to help you understand and organize your own finances, but nothing in the app is professional financial, investment, tax, or legal advice. For decisions that matter, please consult a licensed professional.
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