What kind of payment model are you considering? One time, or subscription based?

We are leaning towards a subscription model, this is the most endurable option that will enable us to continuously support the service. As well as bring a steady flow of new features to Flow.

Something new out there? Maybe some News?

I'm excited about Flow. Would love to test it out once in beta. Subscription model seems fair to me. That way it'll hopefully only get better.

Got this email today:

We can't wait to start the Flow beta, and from the responses we get, we are not alone. This fall we would like to start giving you access to the beta! We will send you an invite when your beta spot is ready.

Hi all!

After an awesome bunq update #8 (OAuth FTW) we are really excited to bring you guys news on Flow.

We can't wait to start the Flow beta, and from the responses we get, we are not alone. This fall we would like to start giving you access to the beta! If you are subscribed to our waitlist via https://flowyour.money then we will send you an invite when your beta spot is ready.

We're excited to learn how you will use Flow, what we can improve and what Flows we should add for our live release. You can Tweet 🐦 us your suggestions and request, post it here on Together 👇 or send us an email to hi@flowyour.money 📨.

Thanks for all your support so far!

Cheers,
Niels

@Johan-Indigo-Panda#29692 That is pretty exciting news.
I got a tiny question that just popped up. I did some beta testing with Limitless, that is when I discovered a major drawback: it created a event and notification flood. Example:
-> rule: every time me I do a payment -> transfer 10% to savings account
-> result: Event 1 -> payment at store, Event 2 -> Connect user does transfer, Event 3 -> Transfer received on savings account. Thats also means several notifications.

I think the only way this could really work if bunq can recognize this and group these events.

How does this work with Flow?

@JohnDo#29699 Exiting it is 😁!

We also noticed what you described during our internal testing. Until date we don’t have control over these events. Totally makes sense if bunq did some grouping on their side 🌈.

It triggers a flood, but we also know that when transferring money people like to have a feeling of control. So it serves a good purpose to show some notifications and explain what happened.

Luckily in iOS 12 Apple solved the notification floods by grouping them per app and provide some mute functionality.

Good feedback! Thanks for sharing 👍 we will also share this feedback with bunq.

@Daniel-Lime-Panda-123409902#1012 Hi Daan, when Will the app be available. It's been a while now from the moment I heard of Flow at the latest Bunq update and would love to start using the features of Flow. 😬

@JohnDo#29699 Just reading this John, I had the same issue with limitless. It was rather annoying. I had already turned normal payment notifications off for this reason.

@Stijn#38812 Yup! To be honest, for me this is unfortunately a deal breaker to use apps like this. I hope bunq addresses this issue and some day can correlate these transactions and group them.

Very good initiative! However, I would like to see this functionality provided by bunq themselves. And also extended to incoming transactions, and ways to make rules to select an account. E.g all transactions made at my local supermarket always from my “groceries” account. I still hope bunq will surprise us with this kind of powerful and useful tools..

For me it was reason to stop using Limitless. The idea is great but the overview was so contaminated with useless events... I hope bunq will do something about it in the future.

Hi bunqers!

Cool to see there is so much interest in Flow! I'm happy to say that we have arrived in the final fase of preparations for the beta 🚀. Are you on the waitlist yet? Sign up via https://flowyour.money so we can keep you updated when the beta is ready.

Flow is the perfect way to automate your money life. We help you divide money over your bunq accounts. Helpful to increase your savings or set your taxes (BTW) apart. This allows you to get more control on your finances 👌.

Next to building our back-end we have spent time on our front-end. It is always magical to see all the pieces come together. Our aim is to launch the iOS and Android beta in parallel, but it looks like Android will arrive a bit later.

Next to this we worked closely with a law firm to create transparent Terms and Conditions that are readable for you and me. We don't like small letters and complicated terms. Together with our Privacy Policy you'll get a clear picture of what it means to use Flow.

We are also in good contact with bunq to make sure their API gets better and better. This to help you get a smoother experience, not only in Flow, but also the other apps that are build with the bunq API. We can't promise the first version will be perfect but it get's better because of your feedback 😊.

This Tuesday on November 6th we are attending bunq update 9. We hope to meet a lot of you so you can get familiar with the people behind Flow. Happy to meet you! And of course to give you a real life demo of our app in action 😉. Are you there? Send us a message or Tweet on Tuesday so we can find you!

@Piels#40839 I can't find the Terms and Conditions nor the Privacy Policy on your site. Where should I click to read them?

@JeroenE#40872 It’s not hosted on our website yet, we will give you a heads up when it’s ready to read 👍

@JeroenE#40872 Looks like you can find the T&C here: https://flowyour.money/terms/ and the Privacy Policy here: https://flowyour.money/privacy/

@JeroenE#40872 You can find both on our website. They are in Dutch for now and are going to be translated next week. Scroll to the footer on https://flowyour.money to find the documents!