Desktop beta on Mac and Windows
Apple Silicon Mac and Windows x64 testers can use private builds with selected HDFC, SBI, and Kotak statement formats, local categorisation, goals, recurring review, reports, and optional advanced features.
Here is what is live, what is being tested, and what is still only a target. Dates can move as the beta reveals more; this page will move with them.
Apple Silicon Mac and Windows x64 testers can use private builds with selected HDFC, SBI, and Kotak statement formats, local categorisation, goals, recurring review, reports, and optional advanced features.
The focus is parser accuracy, migration safety, packaging, accessibility, performance, recovery, and the everyday experience reported by beta testers. New bank formats ship only after their exact files pass reconciliation tests.
The target is a signed, updateable desktop release built from what the beta proves. This is a target rather than a guarantee; the date moves if safety or reliability still needs work.
Mobile is being explored for quick capture and useful check-ins. There is no public mobile beta date or cross-platform license promise yet, and the desktop privacy boundary remains the standard it must meet.
The repository remains private during beta. Installers, update metadata, and any future source-access changes will be announced only after their own security, licensing, and launch reviews are complete.
Yes, carefully. A format is advertised only after representative files parse and reconcile reliably.
Already part of the selected desktop beta on Windows 10 22H2 and Windows 11 x64.
No current plan. GODFIN works from statement files and optional supported alerts instead of storing your bank credentials.
Not on the current launch path. Any future option would need a separate privacy and security design and would never replace local storage by default.
Early feedback carries more weight now than it will after launch.