I didn't buy YNAB for you to change it to a subscription based service. You could at least make a offline version of YNAB 5 for YNAB 4 users, or a final update for it. Hugely disappointed.

I cannot use an application to manage my money if I can't be sure it isn't sending that data somewhere or processing it in ways I don't want it to.

Hi, I thought I would share, how I got the mobile app running on my new Pixel 8 with Android 14: 1. Turn on Developer Modus on Android 2. Turn on USB Debugging in the Developer Options on Android 3. Download ADB from the offical Google Android website to your PC / MAC (part of Dev Tools) 4. Copy APK file (=mobile app) to the adb.exe directory (if you do not have the APK file, extract it from your old phone, search on Google how to do it) 5. Execute the following command: .\adb install --bypass-low-target-s...

I'll leave this thread here for future users that come here looking for options once YNAB4 stops working. Given the mobile app issues already present. Personally I've moved to Actual budget, they went open source, so you can run it locally and even have a guide to get free hosted. It's very similar to YNAB4 as it is zero based budgeting. https://actualbudget.org/ Feel free to drop other recommendations in the comments...

Any one has it ? I Want to buy it, how much you want for it ?