Navigating through the Google Sheets sidebar had occasionally become excruciatingly slow. The sidebar was also due for a design refresh. Today we’re launching the first phase of our Tiller Money Feeds remodel.
First, we greatly improved the launch speed of the add-on from the Google Sheets Extensions menu.
The sidebar menus have also been reorganized so your most common and important daily financial tasks are more efficient.
In our next development cycle we’ll focus on reworking the remaining screens with the updated design. We’ll also continue to improve the speed of navigating through the add-on.
In future cycles we expect to transition the Excel add-in to the new design and continue to improve performance issues in the add-on.
You can read more on our Help Center about the changes and where to find tools or features you’re used to accessing.
What is Tiller Money Feeds?
Only Tiller Money Feeds automatically imports all your spending, income, transfers, and balances directly into Google Sheets and Microsoft Excel each day, where you can customize everything and manage your money, your way. All while keeping your data and privacy under your control.
Agreed nice update. It definitely loads quicker. I like the direct access to the Split and add transaction functions. I don’t use Autocat or the holdings capabilities so that isn’t of value to me. Similar to the Hello Money email, I am not sure of the logic of the order of things. it just seems random.
I like how it seems to support dark mode.
Previously, it could look a little wonky and require an extension restart, and never used dark mode in any case.
I am still seeing the old Google Sheets TIller Money Feed sidebar instead of the new Tiller sidebar discussed here. Do I need to do something to update the add-on?
Today we have removed the Manual Accounts and Add Transaction tools from the Extensions > Tiller Money Feeds menu. These tools can still be accessed from the main sidebar by clicking “Launch.”
We may re-add these menu items in the future, but it was more complicated than we expected to port the menu access to the new UI.
