v1.8.8 · Feature release
v1.8.8 adds usefulness ratings to Money and Growth Actions and shows the current work while Coach prepares an answer. No breaking changes. Existing hosted v1.8 integrations need no client-code migration; extending bank history may require renewed consent.
Release overview
Users can give feedback on the Action they are reviewing without changing its next steps or starting a Project. Saved ratings remain available when they return to the same content. Coach makes the wait easier to understand by showing the work relevant to the question. A simple greeting gets a quicker reply, while financial questions retain their usual analysis. First-time setup brings country and currency choices into view before the bank connection and keeps recovery guidance tied to what the user can do next. Breaking changes: None. Deprecations: None.Money and Growth
Money and Growth Action details now include thumbs-up and thumbs-down controls underWas this useful?. Users can add an optional note, submit the rating and edit it later. Cancel leaves the saved rating unchanged.


Coach
While an answer is being prepared, Coach shows its current step. Users can expand the progress list to see completed steps and the work in progress, together with elapsed time.
Onboarding and connected data
Create account is the primary entry for new users, with an explicit Sign in option for existing users. Before connecting a bank, users can review and edit the suggested bank country and currency.About the connection provides the connection information alongside these controls.

Retry setup when the failed work can be retried; otherwise, it gives support guidance.
Bank connections can request up to 749 days of transaction history, subject to the bank, provider and consent. A bank with a shorter history allowance can still be connected. The records actually retrieved determine what Money and Coach can use; the requested period is not a guarantee of complete coverage.
Bank transaction imports handle clock changes so transactions around daylight-saving transitions can be included in the connected history.