I have to say, I've been testing SEE Finance on my Mac for a couple of days, and am pretty impressed with it. It does some things differently from the tool that I've been using, and muscle memory is a hard task master, but I am working through that. Exporting all of my data (over 13 years of history across 10 accounts) from my old tool and importing that into SEE went extremely well... and right now, I am having to enter financial transactions into two separate systems as I test it is a bit cumbersome, but necessary so as to not lose any data.
So far, my emails to support have gone unanswered (2 days+ now)... may or may not be an issue, depending on what issues/bugs/annoyances I discover as I move through the next 27 days (30 day trial)... there's a lot of information tucked away in their online help/FAQ, but it's not organized particularly well, so it's almost a scavenger hunt for some of it... and next on my list of tasks is looking at the reporting - how customizable it is (or is not)...
A big plus is the iOS app - not necessarily for entering data (though that appears to be possible), but just for viewing the data... it's another $5 USD, but if this tool gives me what I need/want, that's a nit overall.
Is anyone else using it? Would be curious about the reporting side...